Marriage Betrayal Romance Books Novels & Stories

"I really don't know what my life would be like if our path never crossed because it's so hard imagining life without you, our beautiful daughter and the twins who would be born in a few weeks. I don't regret choosing you as my other half, Sam. I love you to the moon and back." My heart swelled with so much pride. I can't begin to put in words how fulfilled I feel having the most amazing wife who is also my best friend, the sweetest daughters ever, twins on the way, loving and supportive friends and family, and my multiple successful businesses. I'm really grateful to be this blessed..... "I love you more, my Queen!." I placed a long kiss on Gabriella's forehead. The End............... Betra

"Because I did not want Daniel to marry Rose. She is just a gold-digger, a whore who wants nothing but money. Daniel could not stop but be a bootlicker. He would not listen to anyone. When I first met you at the party, I noticed the way you looked at Daniel. Since then I knew you were the only one who could change my son. I thought he would finally get rid of that girl. But I swear, my child if I knew he would treat you like that I would have never gotten you in this mess. I'm so sorry dear." Brant explained himself while lowering his head. Linda shook her head in disbelief. A lone tear fell down. She never expected Brant, one of the people whom she trusted blindly to betray her. She felt he

Nervous as she was, Daisy never forgot the words that he shouted to her on their wedding night. "You won't have me even if you married me. You are just my wife as stated on a piece of paper. My heart and my love will never belong to you. You drugged me in order to have sex with me. How dare you! I promise I'll never let such a thing happen again!" The man said angrily.

Eventually, he agreed to a marriage arranged by Mary, with a rich heiress named Judy. Judy had a nasty temper. She fought with Mary constantly, and during one particularly nasty argument, she pushed her down the stairs. Mary ended up paralyzed from the neck down. After that, he and Judy fought all the time. He even moved into the office just to avoid going home. Judy was extremely possessive, though. She couldn’t accept his distance, so she stormed into his workplace every day, causing chaos. She even publicly accused several of his secretaries of being mistresses.

Instantly, the room fell silent. "Thank you all for coming today," he began, scanning the guests and media. "But before anyone draws conclusions from banners or formal invites, allow me to clarify something important." Eva shifted uncomfortably in her seat. William continued, "There will be no wedding. There will be no merger. And there will be no lies today." The room froze. Murmurs rippled through the audience. Eva tensed. "I, William Hartford," he said more firmly, "will not marry someone for business. I won’t sacrifice my life for a legacy agreement. And more importantly… I will not betray the person I love just because of pressure."

"For seeing me. Not the victim or the survivor or the woman who looks like your dead sister. Just me. Lily. The real me, with all my scars and damage and complicated feelings." "You're not damaged," I said firmly. "You're healing. There's a difference." She was quiet for a moment. Then she said, "I never thought I'd want to get married again. After Alex, I thought marriage was just another word for prison. A trap disguised as love." "And now?" "Now I know that what Alex did wasn't marriage. It was abused with a legal document attached." She looked up at me. "But this, what we have, this is real. This is what marriage is supposed to be. Partnership. Respect. Choosing each other every day."

My breath caught in my throat as I looked at him. “And that is why, as of tonight, my future will no longer include my wife.” The room stilled. The soft clinking of silverware ceased. My blood ran cold. Nathan took a sip of his wine, unbothered by the stunned silence, before continuing. “Marriage, like business, demands trust. And trust, once broken, can never be restored.” His expression was calm, too calm. “My wife, the woman I built a life with, the woman I believed in, has betrayed that trust.”

His thumb brushed one tear from beneath her eye. “I am still your husband.” His jaw clenched. “Still your wolf.” His breathing turned uneven. “Still the father of your children.” And then the final blow— the one that shattered whatever was left of her restraint. “Still the man who would burn kingdoms for you.” A sob caught in her throat. Because he meant it. God help her— he meant every word. And that was the tragedy of them, wasn’t it? That even in ruin… even in betrayal… even in blood and cages and heartbreak…

There’s a tremor in her tone—a quiet, heartbreaking ache that seeps into the night air. “I was abandoned and left on the streets,” she continues. “And after years of suffering, I thought accepting Madam Elara’s offer to marry her son would finally mean I had someone to call my own.” Her eyes glisten, her lips curve faintly, bitterly. “But it was all a bad dream. Liam never loved me the way I loved him.” Her breath shakes as she speaks. “He hated that he was forced to marry someone like me. Made me feel small. Unwanted. Miserable. But I stayed… because I had nowhere else to go.”

Halvourne while trying to experience what betrayal feels like. “Are you going to let them?” Celesta asked sadly. She was hurt about how my marriage was going lately. She knew how much I had endured and sacrificed, only for it to break. Yes, I considered my marriage broken...even though I would never divorce Philip, it had ended.