All Chapters of How I Catfished my Husband and his Girlfriend: Chapter 151 - Chapter 160

The room shifted the second Sophia said yes.Not louder.Not chaotic.Just… deeper.More real.This wasn’t curiosity anymore.This was a choice they were stepping into together.Sophia stayed aware.That was the difference.Even as things became more intimate, she wasn’t lost in it.She checked in—internally, constantly.Am I okay?Do I want this?And every time—She answered herself honestly.Across the room, Dominic didn’t disappear into the moment either.He kept looking at her.Not in control.Not possessive.Just… connected.Every glance between them said the same thing:We’re still us.For a moment, Sophia let herself feel it.Not just the situation—But what it represented.Freedom from fear.Control over her own choices.Something new that wasn’t rooted in betrayal—But in permission.And that confused her more than anything.Because part of her…Was enjoying it.But underneath that—There was something else.A quiet voice.Not loud.Not panicked.Just present.What does this

The energy didn’t fade after Austin.If anything—It followed them home.Sophia was sitting at the kitchen table when her phone buzzed.Jack.She stared at the name for a second, her heart picking up just slightly.Then she opened it.“Hey… I wanted to check in with you. But I also wanted to make sure Dom was good with me reaching out.”Sophia paused.That mattered.A lot.She looked up at Dominic, who was across the room.“Jack texted me,” she said.Dominic didn’t react negatively.“What’d he say?”Sophia handed him the phone.Dominic read it… then nodded.“I respect that.”Sophia tilted her head.“Do you mind?”Dominic looked at her.“No. I don’t.”Then he added—“As long as we keep doing this together.”Sophia smiled slightly.“Always.”She typed back:“I appreciate that. And yeah… you’re good to text.”The reply came quickly.“Good. I just wanted to say I had a great time… and I respect whatever pace you want.”Sophia leaned back in her chair.That word again—Respect.Meanwhile,

Months passed.And somehow… life settled.Not perfectly.Not traditionally.But in a way that worked for them.Jack and Gillian weren’t just “those people” anymore.They became part of their circle.Dinners.Weekends.Laughing like friends—not just something tied to a lifestyle.And Sophia found herself… comfortable.More than she ever expected.But comfort has a way of evolving.And one night, that shift finally came.Sophia’s phone buzzed.Jack.Not unusual.But this message was different.“I wanted to ask you something… just you.”Sophia paused.Then opened it.“Would you ever want to spend time together—just us?”Her heart didn’t race like it used to.It slowed.Because this wasn’t about curiosity anymore.This was about direction.Sophia didn’t answer right away.Instead, she walked into the living room where Dominic was sitting.“Jack texted me.”Dominic looked up.“What’s up?”Sophia sat down across from him.“He asked if I’d want to meet up… just us.”Dominic didn’t react imme

For a while, “careful” worked.Fewer solo meetups.More shared plans.More check-ins.On paper, everything looked balanced.But feelings don’t follow rules on paper.They move in small ways.A text that lingers a little longer.A conversation that feels easier than it should.A moment where Sophia catches herself smiling at her phone—and doesn’t immediately know why.One afternoon, Sophia met Jack again.It wasn’t planned far in advance.Just coffee… that turned into a walk.That turned into time.Nothing crossed a line physically.But time slipped.And for the first time—Sophia didn’t text Dominic before.When she walked in, Dominic was in the kitchen.“Hey,” he said.“Hey.”He studied her for a second.“Where were you?”Sophia paused.“Out.”That pause was enough.“With Jack?” he asked.Sophia nodded.“Yeah.”Dominic didn’t raise his voice.Didn’t get angry.But something changed.“You didn’t tell me.”Sophia stepped closer.“I was going to.”Dominic shook his head slightly.“That

Months had passed.And for a while…Everything felt right again.The CalmSophia and Dominic had found their rhythm.No more chaos.No more constant tension.Just them.Working.Talking.Laughing again.It felt like they had finally figured it out.The kids were gone for the summer.At her parents’.The house was quiet again—But this time, it didn’t feel heavy.It felt like freedom.Sophia went out with a few friends.Nothing crazy.Just drinks.Laughing.Letting loose a little.Her phone buzzed.Dominic.She smiled at first—thinking it was something normal.Then she opened it.And froze.“Where the f** are you?”*Sophia blinked.Confused.She typed back:“Out with friends. What’s wrong?”Another message came immediately.Worse.“Don’t act stupid.”“You think I don’t know what you are?”Sophia’s stomach dropped.Her fingers went cold.Then it got worse.Way worse.Messages came rapid fire—Angry.Cruel.Unrecognizable.“You’re a c**.”*“You’re a wh**.”*“How could you f** that guy li