Girlfriend Cheated Novels & Stories

He doesn’t let me trim it, so its grown a little. “Thank you”, I reply placing a small kiss on his lips. I know that of the girls were here they would be whistling and applauding, they have been saying he look good together and that we should give it a try. The truth is I am attracted to him, he is everything I’ve ever dreamed of, but I still love Harry and I don’t want to start anything with Devin, it would be wrong. He is Harry’s best friend, and in theory I haven’t broken up with Harry yet. So technically I am cheating on him but it doesn’t feel wrong. Am I a bad person for feeling this way?

Kyros asked, his curiosity piqued. I met his gaze and shrugged. “A friend just told me that one of the ‘Pink Girls Code’ members is being cheated on by her boyfriend. Apparently, he’s having an affair with another member of the group,” I explained. “W-what?” Kyros hastily took a drink of water, his discomfort plainly visible. “Did they say who it was?” “It’s probably just circulating gossip,” I replied with calculated nonchalance. “But honestly, cheaters are everywhere these days. It makes me sick. How could a boyfriend and a so-called friend betray someone they claim to love?”

I took screenshots with a dummy account and posted them to my Facebook account with the following words, "Practice what you preach. Hypocrisy invites disaster." Crystal's red envelopes didn't catch others' attention. Instead, Alfred soon hit headlines for his cheating on Vivian by having affairs with Crystal, the noble lady of the Keating family. I turned my phone off after stirring up chaos online and immersed myself in running Nakawa together with Cedric. The next day, I found Alfred's fame had been ruined. Vivian posted a statement, accusing Alfred of cheating on her several months later after winning her heart. No less ferocious than the fans of other popular celebs, Vivian's fans floode

What kind of id*iot cheats on this woman? Another scroll and I landed on another photo. This time of a different woman tagged Madison. She appeared often enough in multiple photos, always near Zoella and sometimes next to Liam. I didn’t need Cassandra to draft a flow chart to figure that one out. She was the best friend, the one he cheated with. Curiosity pushed me further and I tapped Liam’s tag. His account was public too, of course it was. Too many copy watches, too many staged photos, too much smugness. The kind of man who thought his charm could buy him anything.

I called. The lady turned to Allen. Her face was covered with a mask. My anger flared up immediately, I couldn't believe that Allen's mistress was my girlfriend, the mother of my son, not only was he crazy enough to drag me into an evil plot but he had the guts to share a woman with me. “Joan?” I scoffed at Allen. “So you cheated on your fiancee with my girlfriend? I have been played by the two people I consider family.” I said, reaching for my phone.

She had planned to pretend not to see him, but then she accidentally overheard the nurses whispering nearby. “I heard that guy is the boyfriend of the woman who was brought in naked and covered in blood. Poor thing, his girlfriend was cheating all over town, and he’s still here paying her bills.” “What? That’s him? Wow, that’s pathetic. He probably doesn’t even know what his girlfriend’s been up to. What kind of woman does that? She’s got a decent man and still runs around sleeping with others.” “Yeah, she looks like trouble. Don’t you remember that livestream about her? They exposed all sorts of dirt—one of them was that she slept with her own brother-in-law.”

I said, and the edges of my vision turned red. “I am serious; I was horrified. She wasn’t even that pretty! You could totally tell her boobs were fake.” “No, Lauren, not that, you knew he had a girlfriend, and you hooked up with him anyway?” “I am not the bad guy here; that slut on the beach is! Whose friend are you anyway!” Lauren said angrily. “I thought you were my friend, Lauren.” The words were coming out of my mouth before I could stop them. “It was me that Todd was cheating on!” I yelled, letting the secret finally slip out.

"If this wasn't for my best friend, I'd never drop my work to help with something this lame. And don't look at me—he's the one who begged me to help. "He said only I knew what you liked. Even bought me gifts to sweet-talk me into planning with him. Ugh." She slung an arm around my shoulder. "Cheating? Please. As if I'd ever steal your mate." When I looked around the room, I saw my name spelled out with balloons on the wall. Immediately, guilt exploded in my chest. I couldn't believe I had doubted him and Luciana because of a single sensational headline. That feeling never left, no matter how many years had passed. Since that incident, I told myself I would never question Jared again.

He reasoned out, but I just let out a sarcastic laugh. "Isn't it why you and Isabelle broke up, too, before you have set your eyes on me? You freaking cheated on her for weeks with Jacqueline. I thought you wouldn't be doing the same thing on me, you jerk. You are surprised that I knew? Oh, I just openly talked with your exes before and the other girls that have been involved with you. I should have known that you wouldn't treat me like her, and I should have cautioned myself. Well, I guess once a cheater would always be one. Almost all of you, men, are just full of flattery and promises." I let out when I remembered what the cheerleader, Isabelle Sanchez, had told me a week after I became t

Eyes reddening even further, she said, "Are you still mad at me? I know I made a terrible mistake. I had William arrested, Kyle. I know I was a huge fool, too. I'd stupidly trusted his words. "Please forgive me, okay, Kyle? You can do whatever you want to get even with me. Let's go home and plan another wedding ceremony. Let's start over, okay?" If this had been in the past, I might've wavered for a moment, but that wasn't going to happen now. During my relationship with her, I'd poured out too much love and suffered too much pain. After being with Felicia, I finally learned what true bliss and happiness felt like.