The Affair

Writer Maddy Burton's script takes an odd variation on the usual cheating story in MissaX's "The Affair", a twisty three-part drama.

It starts conventionally enough: writer Tommy Pistol starts a chat with lovely married lady Charlie Forde while they're waiting in a tax office. She's got a load of books with her and it turns out that she's on a school library committee tasked with checking out books for dirty passages that render them age-inappropriate for the school kids. Good old book banning in action.

However, Charlie's loveliness turns Tommy on enough to invite her to his house and f*ck her, but good. She hasn't been getting much sex from her husband in recent months, perhaps a reason for her to become interested in searching for racy passages in books!

The major twist comes when hubby Ryan Driller gets home, and Charlie's confession that she's cheated on him yields a most unusual reaction, giving the story a sexy and kinky detour. Hotwifing, anyone?

This is a pretty good item from Missa X, and I continue to wonder why Forde, with her lookalike beauty so clearly resembling mainstream star Jodie Comer, doesn't get a chance at a non-porn Hollywood acting assignment.