Affair Novels & Stories

She believed we had taken what was hers. Because of that, she was extremely jealous of me. Scott had originally had feelings for me. Natalie found out and made sure he chose her instead. Later, she went after Colin for the same reason. Anything that belonged to me, she wanted to take. When she said it, everything finally made sense. I had always wondered how she could even look twice at Colin, that weak man. I let out a quiet sigh, unsure what I was even supposed to say. At least now, I finally knew the truth. Looks like the affair backfired, hard.

A little sharper around the edges, because somewhere along the line, I didn’t just step back. I stepped out. Our marriage got boring. Mundane. Predictable in the worst way. Same days, same conversations, same damn couch indentation. He never suggested dates. Never surprised me with trips or plans or anything that felt like us instead of logistics. And before I knew it, Marco happened. Not planned. Not calculated. Just… was inevitable. The affair slid into my life quietly, like it belonged there. Sex in basements while our spouses laughed upstairs. Sneaking out back doors at midnight. Meeting in garages like teenagers with something to lose.

My jaw tightened further. “How do they trade someone like that… for them?” I muttered. Aaron didn’t answer. “There’s another problem,” he added instead. I dragged my gaze back to him. By now, irritation simmered beneath my skin. “What now?” “They’ve already entered her into the lottery.” Everything in me stilled. “Were they selected?” I asked sharply. Aaron shook his head. “No… not exactly.” I frowned. “Then what?” He hesitated briefly before continuing. “Apparently, her sister has been having an affair with the ex-fiancé for over three years.”

"Wow! He must be loaded. so where does he stay? Is it a big house?" "You can't even imagine. Its a 5 bedroom penthouse!!" "This guy's a catch. Marry him!" Swati said. I laughed " I haven't thought of marriage yet. I am still too young for it. We are taking it slow." "How serious are you Aarya?" Swati asked. "I love him Swati. I do. I hope it lasts. I want it to last forever." "Awww how romantic." Swati cooed. I threw a pillow at her.

I was given an explanation by Fannie. "Let's put it in your position: if you saw your fiance kissing someone else... Would you continue with your marriage?" It was Fannie's question that caused me to pause for a few seconds. Should I still go through with the wedding even though I caught my future husband kissing another woman? Of course not! That is an unfair advantage. To me, it makes perfect sense. "Shut you up?" Fannie asked. "If it were up to me, I wouldn't continue with the wedding..."

I lay on a lounge chair by an empty pool as two strong men arranged me into different poses. The overwhelming sensations were like nothing I'd ever felt before, and I couldn't help tensing. My back arched and trembled before collapsing again. Before losing consciousness, I thought, "I'm sorry, honey!" … My name was Tracy Sandler, and I'd recently gotten married. When I thought about it, I realized that the first time I came close to having an affair happened under my husband, Chuck Bowden's orchestration.

“It turned out that Sorayah and Darren are having an affair.” I almost froze in place for more than a few seconds. An affair? I thought she was madly in love with Elijah? A small chuckle exited my lips, and I felt my stomach lurching at the thought. No way. “Are you serious right now? Sorayah? Having an affair? Who’s this ‘Darren’?” “A lawyer,” Cameron disclosed as I got to her table, taking a little item from my hands to tag under the table. “And also, a close friend of yours.”

He scooped Riley into his arms. "Riley, honey, why were you in such a hurry to call me over?" Riley snorted. "Steven, you heartless man! You're keeping another woman behind my back. Do you want me, or do you want the other girl?" Steven frowned. "Riley, you've got it wrong! You're my only girlfriend." Riley pointed at me. "What about her? She's wearing the ring you bought, and you sent her home. You even hugged her!"

It was then the hospital director realized there was no containing the situation and stopped the department head, who looked as if he were about to intervene. “Clearly, things have gotten out of hand. Perhaps it’s best to clear up any misunderstandings here and now,” the director said, turning toward me. Taking a steadying breath, I fought to stay calm. “Emily, I don’t know where this affair accusation came from, but I’m married. I have never interfered in anyone else’s marriage.” “Oh, so you’re going to deny it?” Emily sneered. “Well, today, I’m going to expose your true colors!”