Adultery Novels & Stories

“I came to keep you company. After all, I am your legally married wife.” “Fuck off, Lorenza.” “Do you know why I haven’t sued your ass yet?” she asked, tilting her head. My jaw clenched. “Because I didn’t commit adultery,” I said flatly. “I slept with Avery the night before our wedding.” “That’s still considered adultery.” “We never loved each other, Lorenza.” I reminded her. “This marriage was business—arranged by our parents. You don’t get to act hurt when you never loved me in the first place.”

Since I woke up this morning and realized that I committed an unforgivable crime with my best friend, betrayed Ghino who proposed to me, my brain was preoccupied with what to do first. Legally speaking, even though I still have feelings for Dylan, and for the fact that it will never disappear in just a blink of an eye, he was legally married to Maureen. I made love with a married man. In the eyes of the law, Dylan and I committed adultery which was a serious crime. The punishment for the crime will ruin not only my name and dignity but the Spencers as well. Both of us can even be locked in prison. I am not worried about getting imprisoned but the thought terri

He knew that when a woman’s love to a man expires, she could do unpleasant attitude. Charles had proved that if a woman has a husband, she is bound by the law to her husband, to live clean as long as her husband lives. If her husband is living and she marries another man, she would be called an adulteress. Her husband has every legal right to divorce her if she is a flirt. He would give her a certificate of divorce for the fact that she sold her vow to another man, who had no legal right with her. Charles considered these dubious acts as the brunt on marital vows.

The ache that followed was unbearable. By the time I finished bathing, the desire to see Lucas had settled deep inside me, pulsing like a heartbeat. I wanted to call him. To find an excuse to step out of the house, even for a moment. But reality hit. I was married, not just once, but twice, both under my real name and a false one. My mother’s voice echoed faintly in my mind, reciting from the Bible she used to read: “Thou shalt not commit adultery.”

“Stop it. Just stop it, Dad. God. You’re spouting the oldest cliché in the book. You think Mom gives a flying fuck if those women meant shit to you? Do you think it’ll make her feel better at night knowing that while you were out fucking some chick half your age—or younger—that you were really thinking about how much you loved her?” His dad flushed and quickly looked around as Gabe’s voice rose. “I didn’t sleep with those women,” he said in a low voice. “Not that Matrice will ever believe me. But I’m telling you that I didn’t betray my marriage vows.” Gabe’s temper simmered and he fought to keep it from erupting. “Yeah, Dad, you did. Whether you slept with them or not, you betrayed Mom and y

“Really? Because you looked like a couple of filthy adulterers to me. You even used your tongue in that video! But you still insist you’re innocent? “If you’re being stalked, call the damn police! You had ‘no choice’ but to make out with a married man? Please, this isn’t an idol drama.” James looked livid. One of his friends hurriedly tried to talk me down. “Come on. Wendy, you and James have been married for ages! Don’t you know what he’s like? He would never mess around under our noses.” I shot back, “Right, because he’s messing around in front of your noses. Are you gonna cover your friend when he cheats and raise his bastard kids?”

"I don't want to be tagged as a cheater by anyone, Susan. I don't want him to think of me as a cheater." "Will you stop being so harsh on yourself for once Aurora? Do you even know what cheating means? No, I don't think you do, let me tell you what cheating means. Cheating is when a pregnant wife catches her husband fucking his secretary on the office table and that man doesn't give a damn that his wife saw him doing that. That pregnant wife ran out of the office in horror and pain and while running she lost her balance and fell down the stairs. That's what cheating is? That woman loved that man madly but that man didn't care about her love. He was a bloody sex addict who felt gross with his

"You were not only cheating on your wife, but you were using her money to fund your mistress' lifestyle. Aside from that, you fathered a child and wanted another man to take responsibility?" "What did I do to you? Why are you doing this to me?" William yelled at Adrian. "What did you do to me?" Adrian echoed. "Nothing. You just happened to be having an affair with the woman who had hurt my wife. You are a classic example of being with the wrong person at the wrong time."

“And yet, you did not dissolve the bond at that time.” “No,” I said. “Why not?” “Because he asked me not to.” That stilled something in the room. Arden pivoted looking at Ronan. “And is it true,” Arden said slowly, “that after the bond began to deteriorate, you sought companionship outside the marriage?” I didn’t blink. “Yes.” He tilted his head, all studied concern. “Clarify for the court. Was this an affair?” “No.” “Did you engage in a physical relationship with a non-contracted party while still legally bound to your husband?”

I kept my hands flat on the table. "The infidelity," Voss said. "Tell the court." "I was unfaithful," Aiden said. "More than once. I'm not going to minimize that or provide explanations that function as excuses. I made choices and those choices damaged my wife and my marriage and I have to live with that." "And the night Ms. Morrison left the marital home?" Aiden was quiet for a moment.