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She asked me, when I looked up at her face. "What did they say?" She asked me again, and waiting for my reply. "He said the sense of justice is bigger then the sense of faithfulness." I told her, when she got confused. "What does that means?" She asked me, "That means, that I should be righteous, and for being it, no body can blame me. That it's okay to be unfaithful to someone if I want to serve justice. But I don't know who he meant it for? Was it for me? Did he said that I should to justice to myself and follow what I want, forgetting the fact that I also need to be loyal to you and Rick and aunt Shelly, Or-" I said, as I kept my hand on my head. "Or should I do justice with you for all t

Paul pleaded, "I don't want her." "We promised each other!" I stared at him in disappointment, my voice giving way to the pain. "Infidelity is something I have to fight against with every single feeding I take. I am bound to love three men. I am a Succubus! And yet I still managed to remain faithful! We pledged that, Paul! And despite all of that, it's you who managed to break that pledge!" Sasha still had the nerve to glare at me. "He fucked you, but he came home to me," I said. "He said to your face that he doesn't want you, and you still sit there like a thirsty bitch. You are a sorry excuse for a woman!"

She just shrugged. "So, I don’t have any reason to stick with our relationship if he's unfaithful. Of course, I don’t want to waste my time mourning, he’s a jerk! I’m beautiful and gorgeous, so there’s a lot of sea lions out there!“ She laughed hard but we're just looking at her seriously. “Tsk. Not all men are like him, Den. I guess there’s still someone who’s still faithful and loyal to his love. Just give them a chance to prove your worth.“ Gabriel said with all his heart.

“I regret it a lot, Chester. I regret falling in love with you back then. I fell in love with the wrong person. I loved a person who’s trashy and sc*mmy. “I can accept that you’re unfaithful. It doesn’t matter because I might not be good enough for failing to make you want to settle with me. It was my wishful thinking. However, what you did to me during that period made me feel like I was blind to have once fallen in love with a devil who doesn’t have a moral baseline. “I remember asking you whether you’d feel guilty or uncomfortable about sleeping with Charity’s friend. Perhaps you wouldn’t. For men like you, women simply serve to satisfy your physical needs.” Charity snorted.

The concept of 'not wanting to fool around with her sister' was just so strange, so foreign to her, it didn't register as anything but nonsense. "I mean," Liam said, trying a different tack. "Being unfaithful." "It's not cheating," Charlotte said, with the tone of someone who was explaining something for the millionth time. "She's the busty one." "Right," Liam said, nodding."But if I don't want to, do I... have to?" "Of course not," his girlfriend replied, wrinkling her nose. "You really don't want to?" "I really don't," he said softly, and she reluctantly nodded.

“What we have is beautiful. I love it. I love you. I came back because I figured, he’s been good. It’s only the first time he’s ever done something like this but deep down I am scared. The truth is that I would never recover if you cheat on me. No matter how good you have been all along, I doubt things will ever be the same. I will keep wondering why Judith. You married me months after we met, I am going to start to wonder if it was just a convenience to you. I will turn into a woman I know I’m not. Already the fact that you told her you’d give her 40k just breaks my heart. I don’t know what you intended but the way those texts were, I’m not surprised she’s calling me. She wants you and to h

Then his mind went again, unbidden to the argument he had with his wife. "First love?" he had asked, when his wife had made the accusation. "Mistress? I have never been unfaithful to you, Eleanor!" "Oh, but you have!" she cried. "You've been unfaithful to me everytime you chose your job instead of me. You are unfaithful when you refuse to fulfill your duties as a husband, neglecting me. You might think I am a stone, without feelings but you are wrong and if you don't want me, other people will!"

Yet, whether it was the past version of him or the present one, they both filled me with the same disgust. I let out a sigh. “Matteo, you and I both know the truth. What you need right now is a way to make a living, not to waste your time reminiscing over a relationship that rotted away a long time ago. When you were with me, your heart was always wandering, and you betrayed me. Now that your life is a mess, you crawl back to me begging for shelter, which insults me even more. In the past, I still held on tight and refused to let go even when I knew you were cheating on me, and that was me being stupid. But I’ve moved on now. No one is going to fall for a man who is both unfaithful and pathe

"We’re not that close, so I won’t say too much. But here’s one piece of advice—love yourself first. Secure your own life before you try securing love. The rest is up to you." That was all Adora could say. If Fiona still ended up falling for another scumbag down the road, it would simply be fate. A well-known author once wrote about men’s promises: “He’ll beg you. He might even drop to his knees. He’ll slap himself across the face. Don’t soften. “He’ll swear to the heavens over and over again—because men love to swear oaths. “But those oaths are no better than a dog barking. Don’t believe them.

“Your father would never allow that. Everything is already prepared. There’s no reason for you to call off the wedding.” A vicious growl came from Rebecca. “How dare you justify your infidelity!” She roared. “I’m not justifying anything,” Gavin argued. “It’s just the way things are going to be.” “Says who??” Rebecca retorted. Gavin looked at me dismissively. “Marrying you was already a generous act,” he said. “A wolfless can’t expect me to remain faithful forever. I might meet my fated mate someday.” “Go find your fated mate, then,” I said, my tone dry. “I could surely find a better marriage partner.”