My Faith--Shamefully Exposed in...
J.C. Cummings
Warning: Explicit Content. My Faith: Shamefully Exposed in a Court of Law: A Sweet, Modest Wife, Her Frustrated Husband, and a Lecherous Judge. A Story of Appalling Humiliation. Barry Donahue may be a Protestant minister, but he's also a guy--a guy who loves his gorgeous wife Faith and one who has male urges galore. Naturally, being the wife of a minister, along with her own innate modesty, causes Faith to be more than a little unadventurous in their sex life. This leaves poor Barry feeling more than a little frustrated!
But all that comes to a screeching halt while traveling in Mississippi to attend their daughter Felicity's college graduation. While Faith is pouring through a gift shop--and while Barry is outside watching a parade--she makes the mistake of exiting the store to show him a couple of bracelets that she wants to buy.
And right on her heels storms Merle Gleason, the jowly, pot-bellied storeowner, accusing Faith of shoplifting! And right on his heels: a couple of young, dirty-minded police deputies willing to "help out" any way they can! After an initial--and very humiliating--pat-down search right out on the main street, Merle and the deputies come to the conclusion that Faith’s clothes need to come off and a full cavity search in the back of the store is in order. Naturally, Faith adamantly refuses.
Big mistake. Huge, actually! She and Barry are hauled into court, where the seedy judge decides that, if they want to make it to their daughter's graduation in a couple of hours, she must submit to that cavity search right then and there--in a packed courthouse! It would appear that Faith should have had it done back at the store when she had the chance, for this search is far more comprehensive, far more public, and far more humiliating. After all...it isn't just the judge that needs to be convinced--but the horny, mostly male jury as well!
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