Discovering the Loneliness of Housewives

When Zack Miller was fourteen, his dad brought him a lawn mower and a book on small businesses. Within a month, Zack had started and was running a landscaping business. He was soon making a lot of money and as soon as he turned sixteen, he brought a truck for his business.

After he went away to college, he came home every summer and opened his landscaping business, mostly grass cutting. In his business, he mainly dealt with housewives—the lady of the house. He soon learned how lonely and sexually starved such women are. They craved the slightest attention—a kind word, or a little comment on their appearance. ‘You look good today’ or ‘have you lost weight?’ or ‘you’re so beautiful today’. Zack learned this would get him things, rewards, and sexual favors from the lonely housewives.

Now twenty, and home from college, he has set his sights on one of his mother’s friends—Fiona Randall—who is ignored by her husband in more ways than one. Seeing this, Zack knows what a simmering fire she has and he intends to stoke it...