LOGINThe woman destroying my marriage suddenly moved into my home. ~~~ Anabel gave Miles Wilson everything until she discovered he was having an affair with his brother’s wife. Before she can recover from the betrayal, tragedy strikes the Wilson family, and the woman responsible suddenly moves into her home carrying secrets capable of destroying the entire family. Humiliated and abandoned, Anabel walks away with nothing but her pride until she meets Dmitri, a powerful man with dangerous secrets of his own. But as buried truths begin unraveling, Miles realizes too late that he never stopped loving his wife. The question is… will Anabel still want him back?
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“Miles…” The color drained from my husband’s face the moment he saw me. “Fuck!” The laptop slammed shut with a loud snap. His chair scraped against the floor as he shoved himself back, his chest rising with uneven breaths. Panic flashed across his face before hardening into irritation. “Jesus, Anabel,” he snapped. “Why would you come in without knocking?” I couldn’t answer. I couldn’t move. I just stood in the doorway, my fingers wrapped around the doorknob as my mind struggled to process what I’d just seen. Five minutes ago, I’d been asleep beside him. I’d reached for him out of habit, only to find cold sheets. Then I heard strange sounds and rushed here, terrified that something had happened. Instead… I’d caught my husband masturbating. “The door was open,” I finally managed to say. He sighed and dragged a hand down his face, still refusing to meet my eyes. My gaze drifted to the closed laptop before returning to him. “You were…” My throat tightened. “You were masturbating?” I stared at him, waiting for him to laugh and tell me I’d misunderstood. He didn’t. Instead, his jaw clenched. “Can you not make such a big deal about it?” A bitter laugh escaped me. “A big deal?” I repeated. “Seriously, Miles? I’m literally in the next room.” “I know that.” He rubbed the back of his neck. “I didn’t want to wake you.” I stared at him in disbelief. “You didn’t want to wake me… so you came in here to jerk yourself off?” “Anabel…” “No, seriously. I tried touching you tonight, and you said you weren’t in the mood. But apparently, you were.” His expression hardened. “It’s not the same thing.” The words echoed in my head. Less than an hour ago, he’d rejected me. Now he stood in front of me, his trousers down, avoiding my eyes as if I were the one making this uncomfortable. I blinked hard, forcing back the tears burning behind my eyes. Things hadn’t always been like this. When we first got married, Miles couldn’t keep his hands off me. He’d kiss me while I cooked, wrap his arms around my waist for no reason, or pull me onto his lap whenever he worked from home. He used to look at me like I was the only woman in the world. Back then, I never questioned whether my husband wanted me. Now I felt invisible. “We haven’t had sex in weeks,” I said quietly. He pinched the bridge of his nose. “Can we not do this right now?” “Then when?” My voice cracked. “Every time I try talking to you, you shut me out. Every time I touch you, you pull away.” He didn't say anything. His gaze dropped to the desk instead of meeting mine. That hurt more than if he’d shouted. My eyes followed his to the laptop between us. “What were you looking at?” “Nothing.” “That didn’t look like nothing.” “For fuck’s sake, it’s private.” He finally looked at me. There was frustration in his eyes. No guilt. No regret. Just frustration. “Private?” I asked quietly. “I’m your wife.” “And I’m still allowed privacy, Anabel.” His voice was cold, as though I’d crossed a line instead of walking in on my husband choosing a screen over me. I nodded slowly. “Okay.” I don’t know why I did what I did next maybe because I missed the man who used to reach for me, maybe because I couldn’t accept that I’d already lost him. Or maybe because some foolish part of me still believed this marriage could be saved. I stepped toward him. Then another. His eyes followed me. They were cold. I almost stopped. Every ounce of pride told me to walk away. Instead, I lowered myself onto my knees. My heart pounded painfully. I hated how desperate I must have looked. I reached for him. “Let me help you.” His hand shot out and caught my wrist before I could touch him. “Don’t. I said I’m not interested.” The words landed like a punch. Not interested. I searched his face, hoping he’d take them back. He didn’t. He wasn’t interested in me. Yet somehow, whatever was on that screen had been enough to pull him out of our bed in the middle of the night. I pulled my hand away. Heat rushed to my face, my stomach twisting so hard it made me feel sick. “Miles…” I whispered. “Let me…” “Go back to sleep, Anabel.” He cut me off without even looking at me. Dismissed. I lingered by the door, hoping he’d call my name. Tell me to wait. Tell me this wasn’t what it looked like. He never did. By the time I reached our bedroom, tears were already sliding down my face. I climbed into bed and stared at the ceiling. Every time I closed my eyes, all I saw was the glow of his laptop reflecting across his face. Eventually, I stopped trying to sleep. ~~~ The silence in the house felt unsettling when I woke up the next morning. “Mr. Wilson left early for work,” the housekeeper informed me when I came downstairs. I nodded, unable to find the energy to respond. I made coffee but barely touched it. My thoughts kept returning to last night. The glow of the laptop. The panic on his face. And one detail I couldn’t shake. The light on his face never shifted. He hadn’t been watching a video. He’d been staring at something—a picture. I sat at the kitchen island, trying to convince myself to let it go. I couldn’t. I’d always respected Miles’ boundaries. I’d never touched his phone, entered his study without permission, or checked his messages. Because I trusted him. Now… I wasn’t so sure anymore. My heart pounded as I walked upstairs and pushed open the study door. Everything looked exactly as he’d left it. The bookshelves. The desk.The chair. The laptop. I walked over and lifted the screen. Password protected. Of course. Then I remembered. A few weeks ago, he’d unlocked it during a phone call. I’d never meant to memorize the password. But I had. I entered it carefully. The screen unlocked. My fingers trembled as I checked the minimized apps. The last one he’d opened was I*******m. My heart sped up as I clicked it open. The last chat appeared immediately. The picture loaded almost instantly. My breath caught. I stared at it, praying I’d made a mistake. I hadn’t. It was Cierra. My hand flew to my mouth as Miles’ moans from the night before echoed in my head. Cierra smiled at the camera, posing in revealing lingerie. The thin fabric outlined her nipples, exposing far more than it should have. My knees nearly gave out. I grabbed the edge of the desk to steady myself. “Oh my God…” I whispered. My husband had been masturbating to pictures of his brother’s wife.ANABEL'S POV I walked into Chloe's apartment, the place I had been staying for over a week, exhausted and drained. I slammed the door shut hard, like I was taking out all my frustration from today's failed job interview on it. The sound echoed throughout the apartment, bouncing off the walls and filling the place for a few seconds before everything went quiet again. I stood there, breathing heavily, my hand still resting on the doorknob. Another interview. Another rejection. Another reminder that the life I used to have was gone. I threw my bag onto the couch and walked straight to the kitchen to grab myself a glass of water. At this point, it was almost starting to feel like there was no point in job hunting when every attempt ended the same way. Every place I went seemed interested at first. They would smile, ask me questions, nod along as I spoke, and then eventually the conversation would reach the same point. Do you have a degree? And just like that, everything would c
CIERRA'S POV My hand slowly rubbed Roman’s chest as we both lay there in bed, wrapped in silence. I was curled up comfortably in his arms while he stared up at the ceiling, and for a while, neither of us spoke. We simply remained there, enjoying the peace that came with the moment. Out of everything that had happened this week, these moments were easily my favorite. A small smile appeared on my face as I rested my head against his shoulder. Sometimes I wished time would just stop whenever I was here. No worrying about what excuse I would use next. Unfortunately, life never worked that way. Just when I was beginning to enjoy the silence, the sound of my phone buzzing on the table immediately drew both our attention. I already knew what it was before I even picked it up. With a small sigh, I stretched across the bed and grabbed my phone. Just as I expected, it was my alarm. I always set an alarm whenever I came to see Roman. At first, it was because I was afraid of losing track
CIERRA'S POV “Babe,” I said as I approached Miles by the poolside. He gently looked up at me from his laptop, his expression immediately telling me to speak. His fingers paused above the keyboard while his attention shifted fully toward me. “I wanna show you something,” I said before opening my phone and going straight to my gallery. I began scrolling through the pictures on my phone, searching for one in particular. It had to be somewhere here. I knew I still had it. When I first used this excuse on Zach, I had gone out of my way to make it believable. Back then, I generated a fake movie ticket image with ChatGPT just to make sure he wouldn't question anything. The memory almost made me laugh honestly, I never thought I would end up using the same trick again, but why fix something that wasn't broken? The excuse worked perfectly before there was no reason it wouldn't work now. I continued scrolling through dozens of old images until I finally found what I was looking for.
CIERRA'S POV I have to say, watching that cab move farther and farther away yesterday was one of the most joyous things I've felt in a very long time. The thought crossed my mind once again as I slowly walked around the living room. Even now, almost a full day later, the satisfaction still hadn't faded. In fact, every single time I remembered the look on Anabel's face as she left, the feeling only became stronger. I mean, who would've thought she'd decide to walk away from all this by herself? She's clearly nothing but a gold digger, so why... I bent slightly and looked toward the poolside through the large glass doors. Miles was still sitting over there with his laptop open in front of him. His attention seemed completely occupied by whatever work he was doing. A small smile appeared on my face. Yesterday, when Anabel left, I had briefly become worried. The way Miles stood there watching her leave almost made me think there was still a tiny piece of him somewhere that care
ANABEL'S POV "What's going on? Why is she holding my dress?" I asked, glancing between him and the maid standing there. My eyes kept moving back and forth between them. The neatly folded gown in her hands only made me more confused. I didn't understand what was happening anymore. A few seconds
ANABEL'S POV Gasp. That had to be the loudest gasp I had ever heard. My brows immediately furrowed, momentarily drawing my attention away from the asshole standing in front of me. I looked around the living room. Every single staff member had their eyes widened in shock. A few of them even lo
ANABEL'S POV “Fuck, fuck, fuck!” I said as I paced back and forth around the room. My hand remained pressed against my forehead while my mind raced in a hundred different directions at once. My heart was pounding so loudly that it felt like I could hear it echoing inside my ears. I couldn’t thi
ANABEL’S POVA man stood there holding a glass loosely in one hand, his expression calm but amused. Even through my blurry vision, I could tell he was attractive. Very attractive.Tall, dark hair, sharp jawline.The kind of face people noticed immediately.I stared at him blankly for a moment befor












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