Quotes About Being Unfaithful の小説・ストーリー

And as I look back up into her sparkling eyes, “You know what the worse is?” “No, what is it?” “If that person in your life can never say I love you because he has lost you forever.” “That would be very sad. If you say I did not have someone, then I am glad I am not breaking someone's heart.” God, that hurt; every minute I spend with her, not knowing who I am, is eating my heart away. I wish I could just hold her in my arms, but she would not understand why I would want to. Is this what happens to men that are unfaithful?

“Javier, about Wilson…” “He could lie to you again since he lied to you once. He could have two more women since he already has the two of you. If you want my opinion, my suggestion is that you look for a reliable relationship instead. What’s the point of cherishing an unfaithful relationship like this one?” Joey fell silent after Javier told her that. She mulled it over and ultimately nodded. “You’re right. There’s no point in treasuring an unfaithful relationship like this one.”

she asked very impassive and professionally. "If you're thinking about me getting hurt, then don't. What you did doesn't hurt, I can forgive almost anything. What hurts is the lie. You failed to trust me, that's alright. At times, I have failed to trust you when I should have. Isn't that the sign of romantic love - the struggle against jealousy, possession and control? The lie tells me two things, the first is you underestimate what I can forgive. The second is that you underestimate my ability to detect your untruthfulness. Two hurts for the price of one, not bad for a minor indiscretion."

It was truly heart breaking for her to digest the bitter reality that was right in front of her. Trust me when I say that no woman wouldn’t be hurt if put in the shoes of Belinda. It’s no denial that there are so many unfaithful spouses on earth, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t good and faithful ones too. It’s sad when a stereotype affects people who are far from the reality of that stereotype.

I said, fiddling with my fingers, hoping that saving her life accidentally would be enough to make her take my side. “You know, it was a big shame when you broke off the engagement with John. I thought of all the marriages we declined, and all the people who knew about it, but it was even a bigger shame seeing John’s unfaithful and disgusting chat exposed in such a manner. John does not worth you. Any man who stoops so low to cheat, does not deserve his woman, not if she’s cheating too.

“Let me finish, please. First, I want it clear that I have never cheated nor lied to you. Never.” He waited to let those words sink in, before adding, “Now, I know that you won’t believe a word I say. I have no credibility after all, according to you. So, I want you to tell me how I can make you believe me. If not for my words, how can I convince you that I have always been faithful to you?” “Dalton,” Anna massaged her temples impatiently. “I have seen your infidelity with my own eyes. Yet, you still have the audacity to deny it to me? Do you really take me for a fool?”

"I don't think so. His Luna must have given him many chances and only left when she was completely heartbroken. As for misunderstandings, I believe there are no misunderstandings when faced with facts." Julie looked thoughtful, and then sighed. "But this Alpha seems pretty unlucky. After his Luna ran away, he's apparently having a terrible time. I heard that he became seriously ill and is near death. Do you think he'd get better if his Luna returned?" I lowered my head, gently stirring the coffee in my cup, and said quietly, "No. No one’s survival is dependent on another person. If he really gives up on himself because of this, that's his choice."

I’d rather our king be the kind of man who could learn from his past and become better because of it. I could tell by the expressions on the reporters’ faces that they were moved by his statements, though that didn’t stop them from firing off questions. "Alpha Alexander," one of the reporters, a tall, slim man, called out. "Do you have anything to say in response to the accusations that you were unfaithful to past romantic partners?" "I have never been unfaithful," Alexander said firmly. "Though I’ll admit, I’m a workaholic and often went on business trips without informing my partners of my whereabouts. So, I understand why they might jump to that conclusion."

“You should tell her that, because she seems to think otherwise.” “That woman is not important!” Florence growled lightly, seeming to be losing her patience “She was just an obstacle in the way of you two. It's up to you to decide whether she's just a stone or a wall, Millicent. Be realistic, honey. Life is not perfect and people make mistakes, including in love. Also, Austin mentioned about… Your limitations with intimacy.” she murmured that last part, making Millicent's body tense “A lying man would say he would never want any other woman, despite your hang-ups. But, an honest man would love and care about you despite your slips and desires, just like my son. Believe me, Millicent. I've se

“But she said something interesting. She claimed she ended your engagement, not you.” Ethan’s eyes darkened, and he stood, crossing the room in a few quick strides. “You can’t trust anything she says.” “Why not?” I challenged. “Because it’s inconvenient for you?” “Because she’s lying,” he snapped. “Then tell me the truth, Ethan,” I said, my voice rising. “Why did your engagement end? What aren’t you telling me?” He paused, his jaw clenching. “Because she betrayed me. She was working against me with my rivals. I ended it the moment I found out.”