Betrayal Perfect Husband Novels & Stories

Every second felt like a pulse of accusation against me. I didn’t move, as I couldn’t. I sat frozen, my heart pounding, my mind racing with questions I didn’t dare speak aloud. And deep down, a new, terrifying understanding gradually settled in. The snow had not trapped us. He had trapped us. Then a loud question rang deep in me; If he could plan an entire month of my life… of my love… how much of the man I married is real? And how much is just a story he wrote for himself just to feel good?

I tilt my head towards him again with my watery eyes indicating him to stop all this shaking my head very slightly,his face held no emotions. He is just staring at me blankly while replying "you should have thought about the consequences before pulling the stunt" he pull me more into him then continues looking dead in my eyes"you know I can tolerate anything but betrayal and you my darling you did the one thing I hate the most. so be ready to get your reward" I am already terrified and he isn't making anything easy for me. I am literally shaking due to fear of what he has planned for me and I wonder why hasn't anyone came out yet .

I always believed they were just best friends no matter how close he was to her and how clingy she was with him, I never thought they could come up to him wanting to get her pregnant. “For what exactly?” Betrayal was screaming in my mind. Or could it be that her husband is impotent? But Alisa doesn’t have a husband, nor a fiancee. I turned, racing towards them. I needed answers to all these. Harvey paused and turned around in shock. Alisa with a smirk. “Harvey, you’re breaking your promise to my dad again? Why does this have to be today, after the recent promotion I got for you?” “Can someone tell me what the hell is going on here?” I screamed, bursting into tears, afraid to lose my husband

Ava felt her heart race as she held focus on Roman's phone screen. Her face was captured in the clearest photograph she has ever seen as she was seen leaving his penthouse. The article did not waste time to accuse her of having participated in her mother's alleged plots. Her grip on the phone betrayed her, but her voice remained strong. "Who could have leaked this?" Without flinching, Roman stared. "It has Malone's hand written all over it" "This is deliberate. Their goal is to have me abandon you and the case." She said as she dropped the phone on the counter.

I only wanted to have a child with him. He had said so many sweet sentiments. "Rach, I'd be thrilled if you gave me a daughter. She'd be like you, beautiful and adorable." "You two could wear matching princess dresses, and I would be the knight protecting you both." He was the most skilled liar in the world, and I was utterly fooled. I paid a terrible price for believing his lies. "Cedric, have you signed the divorce papers? If you have time today, let's go get it done." I smoothed out the earth over Stella's grave one last time, gave her a final kiss, and turned to leave.

I murmured. Tristan stepped beside Victor now. Confident. “For years,” he continued, “I supported innovation. My only mistake was trusting someone who decided to erase that partnership once the success became profitable.” Gasps again. He was reframing. Making himself the quiet investor betrayed by his genius wife. Elegant. Dangerous. The moderator turned to me. “Chairwoman, how do you respond?” I looked at the screen again. Then at Victor. Then at Tristan. “You’re right,” I said softly.

They slowly fell without Helena's prompting, returning the teacup she was supposed to be savoring back to the tray. Helena crossed her legs on the sofa. She hid her head between her legs and cried bitterly. Her shoulders were shaking so much that she didn't want to say anything. She felt so deceived and hurt by the reality before her eyes; her husband had betrayed her, and to make matters worse, he had brought his mistress home with him. With no one to defend her. As if Helena was just a nuisance and no longer needed in the house. If there was no Helena, Tan's family life might still be like it was three years ago. The year when Helena met Arslan.

“My mother had a secret relationship with the Governor and he ended up getting her pregnant. Neither of them knew. Her sister, wanting the throne, persuaded him to betray my mother and they both attempted to kill her. Leaving her for dead in the forest for the wild animals to find her. But, my father found her, took her in, cared for her, no questions asked. Eventually, she realized she was pregnant and as he helped her through it they fell in love. Then I came along.” “Wait- wait- wait- you’re saying that the Queen tried to kill her sister to get the throne? So she just did that without any remorse.” Ace looked like a fish out of water. He seemed to be having a difficult time processing wha

Catherine gave him a disapproving look. Meanwhile, Diego pressed a small button on his belt, walking back to the wedding altar. He had to quickly prepare an escape in case of urgency. "I can confirm that this is a mistake. I've never been involved in any crime. I'm sure this is the work of our business rivals who want to thwart my marriage to Caraline." Caraline took a few steps back. The shock still refused to leave her face. She had never expected this to happen, but on the other hand, she felt she had a way to get away from the disgusting monster that was to become her husband.

“Everything I did… was because I loved you. But how do we fix this, Eva? How can I trust you again?” He crossed his arms. I sank to the floor again. “I don’t expect forgiveness,” I whispered. “I don’t know how to fix this. I only… I don’t want to lose you. I fear my choices destroyed us.” He made no move. He swallowed hard. "Eva, I'm done playing the perfect husband and loving father. Do you think I was a fool? Oh no, Eva, because in this game of betrayal, I played my part too - maybe more than you did."