FAZER LOGINThe marrige was supposed to the happiest thing that happened in my life but it turned out to be the bane of my existence. Bringing his ex lover into our house was not the problem. He laid her on our matrimonial bed and locked me out. A marrige crumbled that night but something else was born. I was carrying his child, the only link we had now but the end still remained we may never be together again because I had someone else.
Ver maisIn a haste, she marched towards him.Her heart pounded violently against her chest, each step slightly uneven, almost betraying her urgency. It felt too slow—this walking, this distance. If she could, she would have erased the space between them in a blink.As the gap closed, her eyes flickered past him.There was someone behind him—a woman—surrounded, almost swallowed by a cluster of people waving documents, voices overlapping, pressing in on her from every angle. The woman looked like she was trying to escape, but they kept closing in, choking her space.Matilda paused for the briefest second.That doesn’t concern me.Her gaze snapped back to him. To this moment.Nothing else mattered.Before she even realized it, she was right in front of him.Her hands stretched out—bold, deliberate, braver than she felt.“Hey.”He looked up from his phone, slightly startled.“Hey.”“Do you remember me?” she asked quickly, a smile forming—half confidence, half nerves.She could handle this. She al
She stepped out of the bathroom.A towel wrapped around her chest—barely holding.It struggled against her curves, refusing to stay in place, leaving her thighs and legs exposed as she moved.Jerald’s eyes followed her.Silent.Unblinking.She didn’t notice.Or maybe… she chose not to.She walked straight into the closet.Moments later, she emerged in a gray gown—elegant, fitted, effortless.A model.Every inch of her.“How do I look?” she asked, stepping out confidently.Silence.No response.She frowned slightly.“Jerald?”The room was empty.Just the low hum of the AC…A few clothes scattered on the bed…Stillness.She turned slowly, scanning the room.Nothing.Her steps grew quicker as she moved toward the door.She tried the handle.Locked.Her breath hitched.But… I locked this last night…A flicker of unease crept in.She stood there, frozen for a second.Then—“Yeah… that’s what I’m talking about.”His voice.Behind her.She spun around.“Where were you?” Her voice carried a m
He drove home—lonely, absurdly so. The car felt too big… and somehow suffocatingly small at the same time. His thoughts cut through him—sharp, relentless. The threat. The confusion. The tension waiting for him at home. His marriage… hanging by a thread. Not one problem. Not two. But a storm of them. And worse— that hidden secret. The one no one knew about. The one even he refused to believe was real. He exhaled deeply, gripping the steering wheel tighter. “What a mess I am…” The words tasted bitter. The thought of going home haunted him. “I can’t face her now… What would I even say?” Without thinking, he turned— taking the road that led to his office instead. Work. That was safer. He buried himself in it— numbers, calls, distractions—anything to feel normal again. Anything to feel… lighter. The next morning. 11:35 a.m. “I’m sorry…” Her voice trembled. “I’m sorry for the pain I’ve caused you… the trauma… the stress… all of it. Believe me, I never intended
The lady in the blue scrubs…He let out a loose, drunken laugh.“Hahahaha…”“She looked… very beautiful, you know,” Jerald muttered, his words slurring into each other. “If it were me, I wouldn’t just see such beauty and ignore it. I’d… I’d want to be part of her life.”His head rested heavily against the car seat, eyes half-open, half-lost. His tongue struggled to form words properly—caught somewhere between sleep and intoxication.“And she seems… calm-headed too,” he added softly. “The kind that won’t stress you… won’t trouble you, especially with the nature of your work.”Jonathan kept his eyes on the road, silent.a great relieve washed down his spine his heart was trying to breath normal again.for a moment he lost it earlier he was drown in his thoughts seeing a lady in his office ofcourse something like that happened but it was not. recently and to the best of his knowledge he knows no one knows about what happened with the the lady ( woman) at his office. Jerald suddenly lift
And he had just stripped her of all three. She exhaled slowly, running her hand through her hair. “I can’t even hold anything against him…” The words felt bitter in her mouth. Because they were true. If she went to his wife… What then? What if he had already told her? What if she became the
For some strange, almost unsettling reason, it seemed she was enjoying the whole thing far more than he was.It wasn’t just enjoyment.It was immersion.The way Matilda gave herself into the moment—completely, recklessly, without restraint—was almost frightening. There was no hesitation in her move
he made up her mind—whatever it would be.“I wouldn’t allow myself… or forgive myself.”The thought echoed in her mind like a warning she had chosen to ignore.Soon, it was dawn.The pale light of morning filtered through the sheer curtains, casting a soft glow across the room. Everything looked ca
MATILDA’S POVAhh… ahh…He suddenly became very active, pushing harder, putting more effort into the moment.It was no longer just Matilda moving alone. This time he held her firmly, his body tense, his breathing heavy, as if he was losing control.Ah… ah… ah…She could feel the change in him, the


















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