Cheaters Stories Novels & Stories

Cassandra always knew when to pounce, and now she had begun weaving her web of deceptions around him. “Grandpa, you wouldn’t have any idea what’s going on since you left us. Varya has embarrassed us so many times; she is like a disgrace in this family. She has been cheating on Kylo and all of us by meeting men behind closed doors.” Her words made me freeze, coldness knotting itself deep down within my belly. This was a story that I had previously accepted without question; however, it did not feel right anymore because Grandpa was present—there was something awfully wrong that I could not put my finger on.

Would I ever find happiness again, or was this the end of the road for me? I stood in front of the judge, my hands shaking as I listened to the lawyer representing Damon speak. "Your honor, Mrs. Contreras is trying to get a divorce based on her allegations that my client cheated on her. But I would like to point out that she herself has a history of infidelity. She cheated on my client with not one, but multiple men during the course of their marriage. And yet, my client has always stood by her and tried to make things work. He has never once strayed from their vows. We ask that the court denies Mrs. Contreras' request for a divorce and instead, orders couples counseling to try and work on t

“That’s… that’s not Marcus. Why would you even think that?” I shrug, making sure to filter my jealousy out of my words. “People cheat. Even the ones who seem perfect.” Lila jumps in immediately. “Oh, I’ve been there. Y’all…” She sets her glass down. “I thought my last boyfriend was loyal. Turned out he was fucking his coworker in the parking garage after every shift. Men lie so well when they want to.” Chloe nods in agreement. “Mine cheated with his trainer. I found out he was the one who curated the same playlist my boyfriend and I fuck with. It was a messy one.”

This wasn't just a scandal anymore; this was a federal case. "You want to talk about 'honor'?" I said, looking back at the crowd. "Let’s talk about the man Greg really is. For years, he’s lived a total lie. He’s been out here cheating on my mother with men, hiding who he really is because he was too obsessed with his 'macho' brand. He’d rather traffic his best friend than admit the truth about his life. He’d rather buy a child than be honest with his wife." I kept Jamal’s name out of it for now. I didn't need to burn him yet; the fallout from Greg was already a nuclear blast. The irony was insane—the man who claimed to despise "cheaters" was the biggest fraud in the city.

“The true face of the Don is exposed! The man who killed his brother to take his wife!” Someone must have played the audio clip attached to the article. Xavier heard his own voice. “I shouldn't have lied to you and told you I was allergic to women. I shouldn’t have gotten involved with my sister-in-law.” “I didn’t mean to do it… I was drunk that day, and he was heckling at me, calling me names and saying I was disgraceful for having eyes on his woman… I was angry and wanted to shut him up…” The soldati began to exchange looks with each other. Though they were loyal to Xavier, the scandalous revelation of Xavier murdering Sam to be with his widowed wife was a blatant violation of the code of

"Quinn, we broke up a long time ago. And if anyone here knows what cheating looks like, it's you." I wasn't trying to spare her dignity. Quinn's face turned scarlet as her pretense cracked in front of her "rival." She tried to recover by stumbling over her words. "It's not like that, Mateo. Chad and I are just friends, okay? You've got it all wrong." "Friends?" I scoffed. "Do friends sleep in the same bed? Do friends kiss? Do you think I'm stupid, Quinn?" Layla's hands clenched into fists at her sides. Her knuckles were white.

Chapter 39 A hotel booking. A business contact. Some record of his presence. Maybe his pilot would even make a stop there. Adrian was good at deception. He had to be. How else could he keep Serena fooled? I leaned back against the seat, "Poor Serena." The words came out with a laugh. I couldn't believe how blind she was. Her husband was cheating with her own cousin. And neither Serena nor Alex had the slightest idea that their spouses were doing it right under their noses.

He laughed, fed up with these silly tactics already. Instead of counteracting his statement, to Damien’s surprise Mason began to chuckle. “Oh I completely forgot about the cheating story. I'm not surprised that you fell for it though. You’ve always been so gullible and stupid. So easy to manipulate. The cheating story was all a fraud designed and planned out by me and my father. It's no wonder you were too blind to see through it, and poor Madison whom we warned about you had to go ahead and suffer for it.”

The 3rd judge, a woman, read out with a smirk on her face. A lied C cheated B said maybe one of A or C cheated C said B didn't cheat it is me who cheated. A said B cheated A lied C cheated. B lied B cheated C lied B cheated D lied C cheated "What is the correct answer?" Stacey, you have twenty seconds Mr Jordan announced.

with Sierra immediately following her and after a second the lady joined them too. In the modern-day office cabin, Cliterella was sitting on a long back chair while the lady opposite of her. "So... what is your story?" Cliterella asked folded her hands as she sits in a graceful manner. "I found out that my husband is cheating on me... so I thought why not me," the words of the lady made Cliterella burst into laughter. "Really?" she leaned forward and continued, "You see the thing is many couples if they caught their partners cheating on them... instead of making them realizing their mistakes they just made the same mistakes."