Did Sheldon's Mom Cheat Novels & Stories

Sheldon told him, “Emma is right, William. I’d rather you didn’t go with me. You better stay with her.” Emma frowned as she had her head resting on her lover’s chest. Slowly, she sat up and wiping away her tears. She looked at Sheldon and said, “Why don’t you want him to come with you? Do you know something we don’t?” All eyes turned to Sheldon. Of course, he knew something that the others didn’t and that he wasn’t willing to admit out loud. After all, he was the one who orchestrated it years ago when he couldn’t tolerate his brother stealing his first love.

I was slow by nature, always a beat behind in matters of love. It was Julian who loved me, who took me exactly as I was, who married me against everyone's objections. I thought I was the luckiest woman alive. Until the fifth year of our marriage, when I stumbled onto the secret between Julian and my sister. They'd been carrying on behind my back for a long time. They'd even had the gall to make a baby together. He ruffled my hair, gentle as ever, his voice soft and doting. "I've fallen for your sister. The same way I once fell for you." "You could be generous about it. Accept her. Accept us." Every drop of blood in me seemed to freeze, and the tears wouldn't stop. I didn't scream. I d

When she realized Dad was dying and his words no longer carried weight, she couldn't even be bothered to put on a pretense. I delivered food to the hospital a few times. For that, she told everyone that my heart wasn't with the Conrads anymore and that I didn't even bother acting like a dutiful daughter-in-law the second Damian left. I had no choice but to write to Damian and beg him to request leave and come home. But that was when I realized I couldn't reach him at all. For an entire month, I watched as Dad wasted away to skin and bones, barely able to swallow a single bite of food. I listened as Rosalyn went around telling the neighborhood that I refused to come home because I had a new l

My daughter, Leah Haynes, couldn't stand seeing others insult me and started arguing angrily, "What are you people talking about? The woman on stage is my mom, and my dad is her real husband. That guy is the homewrecker!" The others immediately burst into laughter, their tone growing more mocking. "Like father, like daughter. So young and already trying to climb the social ladder. How twisted!" "Ms. Webster showed her affection in public, so how could their happy family of three be fake?" Trenton Ritter, who had just come down from the podium, suddenly rushed over and glared viciously at Leah. "Who are you calling a homewrecker? Are you and your dad that desperate for a power grab? Have you

“You’re sick and selfish. And whatever you're doing, it won’t end well. So you better back off now.” “You sound just like him, you know, not just in the same rasping voice he uses whenever he comes over to my apartment, something more,” she taunts. “Like Father, like son. Though at least your former wife had the sense to dump your cheating ass. Smart woman. She even went for one richer than you? I should meet her someday and take tips since you all in your family find it hard to pin one woman down and stay with her.” He doesn’t remember hanging up.

“Sheldon was stupid enough not to read the fine print before signing. He didn’t even bother to read the name on the document.” The weight of my partial truth gnawed at me, a pang of guilt simmering beneath the surface. This had been part of my plan—enticing her into believing I was a man worthy of trust, planting the seeds of revenge against her father and that bastard ex of hers. Sheldon would undoubtedly burn with rage once he realized what he’d done, but with me in Lila’s life now, he wouldn’t dare lay a finger on her. “Of course, he won’t read the document properly after seeing your pretty face. He was always hungry for the connection with the people who are above him,” she frowned, anno

Sheldon exclaimed. Her eyes widened when she heard him call her by her full name. "Do you know this lady?" I asked out of curiosity. He wouldn't be able to call her full name if he didn't know her. "Yes, she's my ex, and she can't get over the fact that I left her because I caught her on someone else," Sheldon stated. "No, you cheated on me with someone else and cheated on that same girl with someone else, and soon, he's going to cheat on you, sweetie, so wake up!" She yelled, hitting the desk in such a manner that caused me to flinch.

"Where were you when my daughter called you and begged you to save her? Where were you when that subordinate of yours killed her children, and she was left to burn in the flames? Where were you when she was lying on the operating table and waiting for the blood that would save her life?" Sheldon's face turned paler with each question that Dad asked him. In the end, all the color had drained from his face. "You pushed your own wife into the pits of hell over and over again for the sake of that snake of a woman and the bastard child in her stomach. You're not fit to be a human being, let alone a husband." Dad walked over to Sheldon and stepped on his hand. "You touched my daughter with this ha

He couldn't imagine the pain and despair that would drive a mother to take her own life to protect her child, nor could he accept that he had somehow played a part in it. He recalled the 300 thousand dollars I had collected, and he couldn't bring himself to consider what state I had been in when I handed it over. If he hadn't deceived me, hadn't put me to the test, none of this would have happened. Gregory had a sinking feeling that whatever was left between us might now be gone forever. He crumpled to the floor, drained of all strength. "How could she be so stupid? As Sophia watched Gregory writhe in pain, jealousy and resentment filled her heart. She didn't know about Mom's death, nor what

"Their words are law in this city. You’re fighting a tide you cannot stop. Even if he’s cheating—and I know he is—you just have to ignore it. Focus on having his heir. Once you have a Stormfang heir in your arms, you’ll have a solid, unbreakable footing in the pack. Nobody can touch you then." ​"I don't want his money, and I don't want his power!" I shouted, the sound echoing off the thin walls. “He abandoned me at the altar three times, Mom.” My mother took a breath. "Honestly, Zara, even if you refuse to reconcile with him and find someone else, he'll still cheat. All men cheat. It's in their DNA." “No Mom, I don't agree with you,” I said, rising to my feet. “Not all men cheat. I'm pretty