Re: My Girlfriend and her boss

Hi, when my wife was a student nurse here in the UK many years ago, she was in her words “pushed into a cupboard” by a consultant who kissed and fondled her. She didn’t tell me at the time as she thought I would punch him on the nose etc, which at the time I may well have done as I was very jealous of anyone looking at her. It turns out he made numerous advances to her over the years during her career, all of which she refused. Some time ago she had a thyroid problem, which came under his remit and he offered to examine her and do various tests for free as a private consultation. She could have had that here in the UK under our National Health Service, but there would have been a lengthy wait and she was anxious to know how things were as soon as possible. It may also have falled to him to do the exam anyway.
The next evening I drove her to his house which had a consulting room at the back and waited for her. I had no idea this was the consultant who had kissed and felt her up in the past. She came out and later told me her had insisted that to examine her thyroid, which is of course in her neck, he would have to have her stripped to the waist. She said she undressed and, having been in a summer dress this meant standing in just her knickers. She later told me, after he has died, how he had pushed her into the cupboard all those years ago, and how on this occasion after examining her neck, and arranging for fluids to be taken the next day, he had felt her breasts, pulled her nipples and hugged her. He asked her to go away with him for a weekend to attend a medical cofnerence and to have an affair with him. Had I know this I would have encouraged her and suggested she should. She told me that night he had asked her to strip for the examination which she said was odd, and when we got home I immediately jumped on her and we had sex. He was a popular, wealthy and charismatic figure and I would have loved to have been cuckolded by him. I did hear that he had had relationships with a number of nurses over the years. Best wishes to all, Paul