Danny D Cheating Novels & Stories

"But... ma'am. maybe what he said was true... maybe he really was concerned and was out there looking for you." Dannie, I have left countless times without a word to him when I go on last-minute trips. It isn't until I arrive at my destination that I call him to let him know I've arrived. Why? Because I thought I could trust him. I did trust him... I know we both are busy people, but he never dared to do something so low as cheating on me. He's been surrounded by beautiful women since the day I met him, yet he's always been faithful. I tried looking the other way, saw the signs, the red flags... little by little, he became more reckless, more daring with his cheating, and I looked the other

"You had a different opinion when you decided to sleep with Natalie. However, I do have to thank you for cheating on me. I never would have known how small, short, and useless you were if you didn't!" Alarmed by my words, Justin exclaimed anxiously, "Stop spouting nonsense, Anne!" I wasn't bothered at all by his warning and continued to provoke him. "How dare you involve me in your messed-up bet? How dare you try to get me to beg you not to break up with me? You're the worst! "Why can't Chase and I get together? He's bigger than you, and he can last longer than you. He's the type of man that I would actually cry over if he broke up with me. I would actually beg him to take me back."

That was the problem. "Who is that?" I said quietly, not accusatory. Just asking. "Someone I used to know," he said. Later — in the car on the way home — I tried again. "Alex." "His name is Danny. We worked together years ago. It ended badly." "Ended how." A pause. "He was involved with someone else when we were together. I didn't know until it was already — significant." "He cheated on the other person with you." "Or with me, depending on perspective. I didn't know. When I found out, I ended it." His voice was flat. "I haven't seen him in six years."

He left too quickly. My phone buzzed almost at once. Suite 910. You brave enough to come? Or afraid to see how well we fit? I stared at the message. A challenge. I set my glass down calmly and stood. As I stepped out of the dining hall at the Don’s estate, I heard one of the men mutter behind me— “Damn. Zane’s got guts. Running a side affair with his wife under the same roof.” Laughter followed. I let out a quiet, humorless breath.

Danielle put her arm down and said seriously, “Why did you run out like this? Is the game over?” “No, I asked for a substitute and came here. I was worried about my future sister-in-law, but I didn’t expect to catch you cheating…” “You punk! When did I cheat?” “Just now.” “Your brother and I aren’t married yet.” Danielle rolled her eyes at him as she walked to the court. Timothy quickly followed. “But why didn’t Max fight back just now? Did you hurt his feelings?” Danielle rolled her eyes at him. “What do you think?”

"Oh please. You wouldn't dare hurt me. If anything happened to this, you'd lose your happiness." Adrian stood frozen, a look of disbelief spreading across his face. Hearing about it was one thing. Watching Lacey cheat with his own eyes—that pain was something no one else could ever truly understand. "Okay, hurry up. Adrian is waiting for me to come back." "Not yet. I'm not done having fun." Adrian had never seen Lacey act so wanton with anyone else. He couldn't bear to watch any longer. He turned and walked away. Overwhelmed, his foot slipped, and he tumbled down the mountainside. Fortunately, his reflexes kicked in, and he grabbed hold of a vine.

But Skye didn't even spare him a glance. Gerald's hand hung awkwardly midair before he forced a laugh and pulled it back. "Ms. Webster, you don't know the full story. Jeremy is no good. We're not ganging up on him for no reason. He crossed a line. He stole gold from our mine." He pointed at the sack beside me, gesturing for Skye to look. "Jeremy stole all that gold, and he's bold enough to flaunt it in public. Who knows how much more he's taken behind the scenes? A crook like that needs to be taught a lesson!"

About time someone exposed him. Deep down, I knew the rumors were bullshit. I’d been the one cheating the whole time. Allie had been loyal to a fault. But that didn’t matter. Perception was everything in this league. Sponsors cared about image. Fans cared about drama. And right now, I was the wronged party again. The golden boy whose rival crossed the ultimate line. I refreshed the feeds. More attacks on Chase. Some of his endorsements were already trending with questions. Perfect. Let him feel the pressure. Let Allie see what kind of man he really was—someone who’d ruin reputations for sport.

Then a small smile appeared on her lips. “Dad, that’s not true.” She quickly shook her head. “Actually, Nolan caught Nina cheating on him in a hotel. He was heartbroken and called me because he needed someone to talk to.” She sniffed. “When Nina saw me comforting him, she assumed we were having an affair.” She reached into her pocket. “I have proof.” She unlocked her phone, tapped the screen a few times, and handed it to my father. I couldn’t see what was on it. But whatever it was changed everything.

Panicking, I fumbled for my phone and called him just as he was about to step through the entrance. Seeing my name on the screen, Dylan stiffened. Leah’s expression instantly soured, and she reached out to end the call. However, Dylan blocked her hand. “Leah, no matter what, she’ll be my mate. I will never refuse her calls. “I have my principles. You should understand your place.” I almost laughed out loud at his words. He was cheating with his future mate's sister, yet still dared claim he had principles? Finally, Dylan picked up the phone.