Divorced My Cheating Husband, Married His Boss Novels & Stories

I yelled in anger and agony. I accept the fact that I cheated on her, I got married to someone else but because I knew it was wrong, I ended all of it quickly. I thought we could give each other another chance after some years apart but it seemed I was the only one who was delusional. Just like she told me, she had moved on away from a scum like me. “Boss, I know this is not the right time to discuss this with you but we have a problem.” Harry's dreadful voice came up with his face lowered to the ground.

"Jess, this is not the time; okay, it happened; there’s nothing we can do; just move on.” “Just move on?” I asked, facing her and showing her my wedding ring, “I should just move on from this? He’s my husband.” I cried, “I’ve been cheating on my husband, Jess. I have...” I couldn’t complete my sentence as my voice broke and I started crying. “No one is perfect. Jessica, look at me. I slept with my boss, cheating on my boyfriend.” She reminded me, but I knew it was to make me feel better.

He seemed really kind and understanding. “You have no idea why I'm doing this,” I said, my voice shaky. “Well, I would like to know,” he said. I narrowed my eyes and tried to see what his face looked like, but I couldn't. “me life was fucked up, I caught my husband cheating with my best friend….. Just, my husband divorced me and that was where my problem started. I became the CEO of my father's company, I thought I had everything. I thought I would have the time and attention to focus on my revenge just then, I came to know that the company was in debt and I had to be responsible for paying it off,” I said as tears streamed down my face.

I clenched and unclenched my fingers with my hand on my thigh as I stared down at my food, unable to hold my head up to look at my dad. Shame surged through me when I realised that I was the only one who wasted three years of my life all in the name of loving a worthless man without nothing to show for it in the end. My heart wrenched painfully, knowing that my dad could be feeling disappointed but could not even show it because he didn't want to hurt me. This dinner was supposed to be enjoyable, but it was like a nightmare to me. A nightmare I wanted nothing more than to end already. I prayed silently that Stiles wouldn't end up asking me how I had been over the years, because how could I t

“And the woman my husband cheated on me with.” Arden paused mid-page, then slowly lowered the menu. His eyes lifted to hers. “Ah,” he said finally. “That explains the dramatic flinching.” “It’s not flinching,” she hissed. “It’s… strategic invisibility.” He leaned back against the booth. “So, you were married.” “Past tense,” she said. “Very past. He cheated, we divorced, she's marrying him, and now they’re… thriving. The end.” He arched a brow. “You’re telling that story like it’s over.”

"Sorry ma'am. He only just got back to the state as well, we didn't find out until recently." "I see. If he's been single for so many years, then he should be up for a blind date?" "He's not single anymore ma'am." Chara's eyes flash. "What do you mean by that?" "Just three weeks ago, he got married to another woman." "Three fucking weeks ago and you're just telling me? Who the fuck is your boss?" Her cute and friendly demeanor is completely gone and all that is left is who she really is beneath the fake character and demeaning makeup.

"Jace! Man, it'd good to see you. How are you? Where have you been? You just disappeared off the face of the earth. I've missed you. There were times when I needed good advice and a sounding board." We got a table and talked for an hour. She was divorced, her husband had cheated on her and she caught him. "Apparently he wasn't as rigid over color lines as I was. A skinny little blonde with the figure of a twelve year old boy. I caught him, he promised it was over, we went to counseling. I was just abut sure we were over it when she rolled up pregnant. I never saw him again after that, he didn't even show up at the final decree."

Deep down she was thinking of ways to go to the company, ever since she got married to Lucian, she started working in his company just to get close to him, she even forgot about her own inheritance in her family because of him. After bathing, she went ahead to put on her clothes before making her way out of the Mansion. Even on the way, she still couldn't stop thinking and worrying about what happened last week, when he handed over to her a divorce document. Of course, she declined to sign it, she can't just possibly end five years of marriage, not just so easily…. She'll be a fool to just sign it.

The couple making out at the next table actually stopped kissing to stare at us. “A secretary, a tennis coach, a nurse, a flight attendant, a college girl… This asshole’s cheating résumé is basically a job fair. What, did Sebastian grow his dick where his brain’s supposed to be?” “You wanna know how long I’ve known?” I asked. “How long?” “Three months.” I stared at the sunlight dancing across the pool and clenched my teeth. “And how long has he been cheating?” “No idea. Three months? A year? Two?” I gave a dry laugh. “Honestly, he might’ve been doing it before we even got married. And I still went ahead and married him like an idiot.”

"Your ex-husband used to talk about you." Her stomach twisted. Of all the people she could have run into, why did it have to be his boss? She straightened, instinctively pulling back. "I don’t know what he told you, but—" "That you were his greatest supporter," the man interrupted. "That he wouldn’t have made it without you." Her breath hitched. For a second, something like sympathy flickered in his expression. "You look terrible," he said bluntly. She let out a humorless laugh. "Yeah, well. Divorce does that to people."