Dear Ms. Margaret Jeanette,

I just did a quick-read of this story of yours. I thoroughly enjoyed it. I just love it, when love prevails. I'm going to have to read more of your stories. However, I work two jobs. My career days are over. I also work a third job. I am my Mistress/Wife's Housemaid/husband. I agreed to it. I'm also a 13-year cancer, "survivor."

I want to, e-discuss your story with you, but in 2.5 hours my alarm will ring.

I know all about wearing Maid's Uniforms. At home, I'm kept in my Housemaid's Uniform. When serving Mistress and/or Her Girlfriends, I'm in my French Maid (not a Costume) Uniform. All our neighbors and the local Merchsnts know, that I am my Wife's Sissy Housemaid. I'm not allowed to wear a wig nor make-up, except for my Russian Red Lipstick.

I hope to read tomorrow but I've got 22 hours on my feet; with only my Mary Janes. No heels (sigh) allowed st work.

"Missy," Susan Pauline

I would like to know why you make the women be evil, cowards and without respect by no one? They don't respect the man that they tell they love. You make the women very bad persons.
You make the man weak, full, dumb, without personality.
You make seeming that they are afraid of their wives.
I really don't like and don't understand this.
Silvia.

his wife should have listened to him its a big mistake when forced to do something that you dont want to do she is very luchky to have a husband like him and not found herself in the divoice courts a great story well written &explained