Infidelity Stories Novels & Stories

My gut twisted as I thought of Charli ending up with the likes of this man. “No, she wasn't. It appeared it was an organic relationship. According to sources, his ex-mistress recently left for Europe to reevaluate her life. Not surprisingly, I can’t locate her. However, I haven’t had much time. "The interesting phenomenon of Infidelity is," she went on, "in my opinion, the reason for its success. Severus Davis didn't contact Infidelity for himself. Marisa Davis did." My eyes narrowed. "Is that his wife? Tell me, Deloris, don't you think that's a bit fucked up?"

“No… no, she's not dead. I mean; I divorced her, but that was the greatest mistake of my life.” “You're divorced?” She asked, the look of concern deepening. “I'm so sorry to hear that. It must have been very difficult for you. May I ask what happened?” “It's… it's a very long story.” He said, sighing heavily. “—and it's complicated, too. This is the part no one knows, not even the media —I married twice. I divorced her for someone else, but that was the beginning of my nightmare.”

I couldn't help but let out a light chuckle. "Perhaps this is not news to you, but my dad's infidelity has been an ongoing issue. It wasn't my first heartbreak. At that time, my heart was shattered twice. When I learned about my dad's cheating scandal with his secretary as his mistress, I had already developed feelings for someone else. Unfortunately, he chose to reunite with his first love, leaving me hanging and heartbroken. The guy who set the bar so high ended up hurting me even more. It felt like salt on my existing wounds. The person I thought would help heal my wounds only gave me deeper pain," I revealed, tears streaming down my face.

Yet it was a shame how that affection had shattered because of his own infidelity. Soon after, Tabitha had gotten to know Heather, as well as Evan—the man who was rumored to be utterly devoted yet turned out to be anything but.

He picked it up and read it, his bewilderment growing with every line. "No! This has to be a lie! This can't be real!" he shouted. "No, it's real. I've known for years. I just never told you," I replied. The report confirmed that Frank had azoospermia. I had learned long ago that he was infertile, but I knew he would never be able to accept the truth. That was why I let him believe I was the only reason we could not have children. I had always thought I would take that secret to my grave. I guessed the universe had other plans.

“See, this is what I’m talking about. If I’m going to confide in you, I need you. I need Wren, my best friend. Not Wren, West’s brother. Which means this stays between me and you. Can you promise me that?” “I promise.” One thing I could count on was that Wren always kept his promises to me. “West didn’t really do anything to me. It’s that this key thing and me not wanting to move in with him has him accusing me of…of fooling around.” The tone in Wren’s voice was a combination of anger, surprise, and disgust. “He accused you of cheating on him? Cath, he’s known you forever. He should know that you would never do that.”

Paige: [Is that so? Lisa: [It’s true! Think about it. If you can't satisfy your husband, what if he strays? Infidelity is not uncommon, especially among wealthy men. The crucial part is, what if he impregnates another woman? You need to keep your husband close.] Paige glanced at Chris. She felt confident he wouldn't do such a thing.

Of all the things in the world to befall Rome, it was the one thing he detested the most. Infidelity. When he had become king two years ago, he had made sure to retire all court members who couldn't stick to their wives. The king had grown up watching his father cheat on his mother constantly. And what made it worse was that her love for him never did wane. Even on her death bed, the former king couldn't keep his cock to himself. He fucked everything that had a hole in it and never cared to hide is promiscuity. Rome had grown up to detest him and all who couldn't stick to their partners. This had made it quite difficult for him to love or fall in love in the first place.

"She would have worked harder to keep me satisfied. Instead, she abandoned our family over a mistake." The chamber goes silent. "You believe infidelity is your mate's fault?" Elder Amara's voice could cut glass. "I believe a strong mate would have fought for the marriage instead of running away at the first sign of trouble," Cole replies smoothly. "First sign?" My voice breaks. "You cheated on me for two years! You isolated me, controlled me, hurt me—" "Perhaps you drove him to it," Elder Konstantin suggests, and my heart stops. "Perhaps your coldness, and your inadequacy, created the environment for infidelity."

“One thing, to write a romance novel.” “Me too. Never liked those types of novels.” “There is one more type that I don't like.” “What type is that?” “Where the husband cheats his wife, and she faithfully prays that he will return to her and that they will live happily ever after.” “Just, look at our Lady Vertina.” “What's with her?” “The last time, I heard about her, she had three lovers and two husbands.” “Three lovers and two husbands? ” “Yes. Do you know, what's the best part?”