Mitchell Brown has a simple, ordered life. A steady job at Transport for London, a quiet flat in Kentish Town, and a loving, if a little stale, marriage to his university sweetheart, Tracy. His greatest passion is his collection of carefully painted miniatures, a world of perfect control he retreats to every evening. But when his wife starts working from home, the quiet bubble of their life is about to be punctured. The catalyst is Bob, the lonely older neighbour from next door. A retired train driver with a twinkle in his eye and a wealth of stories, he seems harmless enough. When Tracy, feeling sorry for him, invites him in for a cup of tea, it's an act of simple kindness. But behind Bob's friendly façade lies a calculating predator who sees Tracy not as a neighbour, but as a prize, and her quiet, unassuming husband as a man ripe for breaking. Slowly, methodically, Bob begins his takeover. He makes himself at home, his scent marking the territory, his coarse compliments awakening a side of Tracy that Mitch hasn't seen in years. Mitch watches, a helpless spectator in his own home, as his wife blooms under another man's gaze. His jealousy wars with a sick, forbidden thrill that he can no longer deny, a thrill that only intensifies with every new boundary Bob shatters. "Dirty Neighbour Ruins My Wife" is a raw, psychological journey into the heart of a cuckold fantasy. It's a story of total surrender, where a husband discovers that his deepest, most shameful desires can only be unlocked by his own humiliation. Will Mitch fight to reclaim his wife, or will he find a new, thrilling purpose in serving her and the dirty old man who has claimed her?