He Cheated With His Dead Brother's Widow Novel Novels & Stories

This is him trying to give them a chance and he knew that if he does give them a try, their love is going to blossom even though he knows nothing about his so called wife but his brother got to remove her away from her shell in just three days. Or maybe he is just the unfortunate one that always gets the worst of everything, the leftovers of his siblings. The woman he fell for once proved to be a cheat who cheated on him with someone close to him, isn't that unfortunate enough? And now he has to go through this, the woman he is about to fall for has been in love with his dead older twin brother. Isn't this cheating in the other end? It's just two years but he got married to the woman he's lo

For the first time since everything had fallen apart, I allowed myself to believe her. “I feel so pathetic. I couldn’t keep my dog on a leash, and he strayed with another woman and turned me to a glorified nanny.” “Your dog needs to be put down,” Naomi muttered as we sat quietly. I laughed through my tears. “Your husband is an asshole,” she said again. “Screw him,” I hissed. “We really do need to put the lying cheat down. I have a guy, he knows how to make a body disappear. Or better still, I can call one of my cousins in Germany,” she half joked.

I fell in love so hard I found it impossible to stand back up. We had our wedding in no time. Angelina made sure of it. "Don't lose this perfect man," she sang continously. Oh, what a big mistake! I trusted him so much that I switched the name on all the inheritance my father left me to his. Sean Keller on it all. It belonged to him as much as it belonged to me. Until a month after our wedding. He had come home drunk and reeking of another woman's scent. When I asked him about it, he hit me on the face and beat me until I lost my baby.

"First, there was our eldest sister's fiancé who cheated on her and broke off the engagement. Who was blamed for that? She was, of course. The shame and humiliation drove her to her death." Carl and her brothers shifted uncomfortably, but Amethyst pressed on. He didn't want to talk about it just to justify what they did. "And my second sister?" she sneered, but there's a pain in her voice. "She died within a week of her marriage. Who believes there wasn't foul play? You do. And only you. You brushed it off as bad luck and moved on. So forgive me if I don't share your confidence in your choice of husband for me."

Deep concern was scribbled on Zoe's face as she looked into her eyes, hoping that it was not a serious one. Audrey shook her head, shame and guilt overwhelming her, she drew in a short breath, “I accidentally went against Irina and cheated on my dead husband, Andre.” Silence momentarily settled in the air, as Zoe drew in a short breath, wondering if she had heard that properly, “He is dead,” she tried to understand if that also counted as cheating, “Nothing binds you to him anymore.”

Those were the last words my father ever said to me. Thankfully, he never cut me off completely from my inheritance. Without it, I wouldn’t have survived this long. “I can’t believe he cheated on me after everything I sacrificed for him,” I whispered as tears streamed down my face. Zoe hugged me tightly before starting the car. “Nolan doesn’t deserve you,” she said quietly. “And he never loved you.” I swallowed painfully. “But why Liana?” My voice cracked. “Why did it have to be my own sister?”

Nicole always believed in fairytale love until her dream turned into a nightmare. On the night of their love anniversary, she caught her boyfriend cheating on her with her best friend, Kate… but the betrayal ran deeper… They were plotting to steal her inheritance and leave her stranded and humiliated at the altar. Heartbroken but not defeated, Nicole makes a bold move. She agrees to a contract marriage with Daniel, the handsome billionaire heir who needs a wife to take over his family’s business. Together, they formed an alliance to destroy Will and Kate’s lives the way they tried to destroy hers. But revenge wasn’t as easy as they thought and at a point, Nicole began to wonder if payback

“This is why I didn’t want to tell you anything. I knew you wouldn’t approve. But he is my husband now. He is always going to be my husband. And he is good to me. How am I supposed to keep hating him?” “I…I… excuse me.” She muttered, turned around, and left the room. “…” The silence that followed was heavy. It was like mountains crashed on my shoulders. My legs grew weak and I found myself crumbling from the inside out. As I fell, a wretched sob escaped and my body started shivering. “It is over. It is over!” I kept muttering through the sobs. Emilia’s father had cheated on her mother with his sister-in-law. When Emilia’s mother found out, she confronted her sister and a fight broke out. Emi

Instead, he froze, staring at me with a mixture of confusion and something darker flickering in those intense eyes. “What… what are you doing?” he asked, voice low and rough, like he was trying to process the sudden shift in the air. His hand came down to gently cover mine, stopping its progress, but he didn’t remove it. Not yet. I didn’t flinch. I leaned in closer, letting my breasts brush against his bare arm through my thin cocktail dress. My nipples were already hard, pressing against the fabric, and I knew he could feel it. “I’m doing what my sister should have done on her wedding night,” I whispered, my lips inches from his ear. “I saw her, Roman. Downstairs. On her knees in her weddin

And don't even get me started on my 'anonymous secret boyfriend' Bryan, who turned out to be fraud and was actually hired by my husband to dupe me into divorcing him so he could be with the love of his life. And me taking him, Bryan back after five years when he apologized to me and then deceived into thinking my twins were his, only to be duped again. He had actually come back for everything I owned. My twin sister revealed this before she died. How did she die? That's another long story. But all you should know is, she died in vain. And she was a loser, as always, she couldn't even finish her work properly.