You know how in romance novels, the heroines sometimes go to the brothel and pretend to be a working girl or sometimes they go with the hero? Well, in a real life Belle du Jour case, a Polish man is surprised, to say the least, when he visited a brothel and saw his wife working there. The two are now getting a divorce.
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That was a good, if strange, flick.
I wonder if the man thought of the irony of finding out his wife worked in a brothel by going to a brothel to begin with.
IMHO, those two deserve each other.
Yes; the other viewpoint is that the wife was surprised to find her husband was a brothel patron.
Sounds rather akin to Elizabeth Hoyt’s The Raven Prince. lol. However, I could work with a plot like this.
Karma is a mean biatch. Stock holders in Monogamy have had a rough time in ’08.
You’re right, it is freakishly similar. Gawd I love that book. Guess this goes to show titillating circumstances on the page tend to make for skanky perversions in life, lol.
Ouch. I know I shouldn’t be reveling in the misfortune of others, but that twist was just too entertaining not to. Maybe I need to pick up a copy of The Raven Prince. And I’m inclined to agree with Leah: the two deserve each other. LOL