Cheating Wife Story Novels & Stories

This time the goblin was looking at Celea expecting the answers she wanted " Of course" Happily agreed Celea " your husband has been cheating on you ever since you got married" " HOW COULD YOU CHEAT ON ME WITH MY FRIEND SHINA, YOU FUCKING BASTARD!?" The wife was shouting at her husband again " My…dea…dear..I swear I didn't do..such thing ever….that…that kid is lying" Shuttered the husband " Oh yeah that's true " Said Celea interrupting them " See?!"

"Meryl, are you getting so old that your brain isn't working anymore? Celia signed everything in black and white in front of the staff inside. You wanted no debt, no assets, and a clean break from me. "And now, you want a share of my money? Go dream about it in hell." Celia sat on the ground heavily, her face completely devoid of color. She stared at the check showing 120 million dollars in my hands, and then at the vicious Jonah still standing nearby waiting to collect his debt. In just ten minutes, she went from heaven to hell. If she hadn't cheated on me and forced me to get a divorce, she would've been the wife of a millionaire now. Now, she had left the marriage with nothing while carry

I tell Vivienne. “I picked everything out; it should be mine.” Vivienne screeches. “Your name isn’t on the papers. I voided and paid the contracts. It is my asset.” I explained. Vivienne stands up, “You and I kissed Friday. Does your wife know that?” “You kissed me, and I pushed you away. Let me be clear, Vivienne. Even if Ellie weren’t in the picture, we wouldn’t be together. Me loving someone else doesn’t change the fact that you cheated while I was fighting for my life in a burn unit.” I explained.

we both said. “A doctor?” I added. “Actually, he’s in pain. He caught his wife cheating on him with his cousin. The funny thing is, his second child, who he has been taking care of for years, isn’t even his—it’s his cousin’s.” “What?” I whispered. “But he’s good-looking and rich!!” There was no way his wife should cheat on him. “You can’t understand. They’re rivals. I managed to cheer him up that night, and he seemed to be in a better mood. My accident happened that same night.”

“That’s what the medical records I requested show. As a patient of the hospital, I have access to that information.” I held up Anais’s medical records. Clear. Conclusive. Undeniable. The crowd erupted. Murmurs turned into shouts. “He abandoned his pregnant wife for his mistress!” “And she lied about being pregnant!” Matt sank deeper with every word spoken, and a bitter satisfaction ran through my body. “You’re just jealous!” Anais finally screamed. “Matt prefers me over you!” It was her turn to fall. I had originally planned for Matt to pay the price alone—but the truth was, Anais was just as guilty. And I had no problem enjoying the revenge I had prepared for her as well.

"It was all my fault. I know I've messed up. Please give me another chance." He went on desperately, "Rachel was just a moment of weakness. She seduced me! You know I only love you. Please believe me." "Oh." I nodded faintly. Cheating was cheating. What difference did it make, whether it was a moment of passion or something more? He even had the nerve to blame someone else for his mistakes? At that moment, my mind had never felt clearer. Honestly, I should be grateful. At least I had seen his true colors before getting trapped in the quagmire of marriage.

My stomach churned as I climbed the stairs, each step feeling like a lifetime. When I reached the door, it was slightly ajar. I peeked inside, my breath catching in my throat. There he was, my husband, tangled in the sheets with another woman. I didn’t cry. Or do nothing. I just stood there, frozen, as the reality of my marriage hit me like a brick wall. For years, I had tried. I had been the perfect wife, the forgiving wife, the wife who looked the other way. But this? This was the final straw.

That was exactly two days after Natalia had told Wendy about Noah’s absence. The truth that Natalia had been trying to avoid comes up to her and hits her like a slap in the face. “Noah cheated on me.” She whispers to herself. “Noah cheated on me.” She says again, nodding, as if to register the information into her head. “But why would he do that?” She sinks into his bed, now last caring about whether he would get mad when he sees it or not. “Have I not always obeyed him? Taken his side? Cooked like the perfect wife? Did I not usually give in to his needs and satisfy his strange desires?”

“There’s no media here. Be honest with yourself.” His expression snapped. “This is exactly the problem,” he said, letting out a short, sharp laugh. “Your pride. Your ego. You think you know everything. “You think you did nothing wrong? You were having an affair with my friend,” I shot back, my voice rising slightly. “While you were still married to me, and while I was carrying your child.”Silence filled the room. He leaned back in his chair, staring at me. No guilt. Just a calculation.

My mother-in-law, Matilda Holmes, is celebrating her 60th birthday today. My husband, Joshua Allen, insists I give a toast to his female intern, Lila Deleon. He says Lila's fresh out of college and has no one looking out for her. As his wife, I need to be the bigger person. My eyes fall on the watch circling her wrist. That 38-thousand-dollar watch was an inheritance Mom left me. I don't cry or throw a scene. Instead, I swap out all 12 high-end courses at the birthday party for takeout. Every single box comes with an IOU taped right on top. "Course one, my parents paid 80 thousand dollars for the down payment on our house." "Course two, I raised your startup capital of 50 thousand dol