Reader X Cheater Novels & Stories

Knowing someone had my back right now, quietly, without either of them suspecting it, pulled a small, warm smile out of me before I could stop it. "What are you smiling at?" Dillan asked, snapping me back. "Is that a man you're texting? Is it the one from last night?" He grabbed for my phone, but the message had already deleted itself the moment I opened it. There was nothing there for him to find. "Why are you so sure I'm the one cheating?" I asked. "Are you?" "Enough, Ava. Don't push it." He gave me a hard look, then laughed, short and cruel.

Absolute. And in return? “I was in trouble at the time too,” Linda admitted, her voice quieter now. “My life was... falling apart. So, Alpha Jay sent me $200,000 to help.” The number rang in my ears. $200,000. Suddenly, I remembered the missing funds from the Red River Pack’s accounts. The ones brushed off as a bookkeeping error. It hadn’t been an oversight. It hadn’t been a mistake. It was a secret. A carefully concealed piece of Alpha Jay’s life with Linda—one I was never meant to uncover.

She looked down at me from above, all the tenderness in her eyes completely drained away. "And now you're giving me attitude over a ring?" I lifted my head to look at her, my eyes red-rimmed. "Emma, is it really so hard to love just one person?" She furrowed her brows irritably. "What did I do? Is cheating against the law? Which law says cheating is illegal? Vince, stop being so dramatic, alright?" The word "dramatic" hit me across the face like a slap. I couldn't stop my whole body from trembling.

My Cheating Mate Emma pov The words on the page blurred together for the third time in as many minutes. I wasn't really reading anymore—just staring at the same paragraph, my mind replaying the same circular thoughts I'd been having for weeks. I love him. He hurt me. I love him. He betrayed me. I love him. But is love enough? Jeremy shifted in his sleep, a small sound of discomfort escaping his lips. Without thinking, I reached over and adjusted his pillow, smoothing the blanket across his chest. His face relaxed, the lines of pain easing.

"I don't know about that, but it sure felt good to win." She'd let him have this. "So, since we're ignoring the 'dumpster fire', Valerie's words, not mine, that happened last night. What do you do to destress then?" "Read, now, don't give me crap for this but–" "Oh my god, I can't believe you do that," gasped Jamie. "I haven't even said anything!" laughed Logan, shoving her lightly. "I read like, e-books and stuff since I have access to the computer. Cheating, I know, but hey, faster than waiting for us to buy the paperbacks or fight for the copy."

Keith explained. "But that was not enough reason for you to help me! It's cheating!" Rhianne suddenly got a headache. She passed her exam today because Keith secretly answered the test questions for her. So that was the rustling sound of papers she heard earlier! Mr. Protagonist really dared to do it! "Mr. Protagonist, listen to me. I appreciate your help. But it was wrong! If I fail my exam today, that is because I did not study last night. What you did can be considered cheating. And I hate it."

"You told me… to act ill… so he'd take the fall…" A wave of chill captured my body. So, these demons were already setting me up for years. "Well, isn't this a show?" Rachel's voice swam in from the entrance. She leaned on the door and played with a voice recorder. "I believe this recording will work even better than any footage." She approached me and hugged me. Darkly, she looked at Yvonne. Yvonne let go of Christopher immediately. He coughed violently. "This is a misunderstanding, Ms. Leidermann."

Damn you damn your lies, you bloody liar, take a look at the damn file," I curse at her for the first time in a long time. I had been racking my brains trying to find the suitable answer and not wanting to Jump to conclusions, but if she had planned to run off with his Antonio, it wouldn't end well between us tonight. She opens the file and reads through it slowly, with her eyes scanning each line word by word. "Not that page the next," I yell at her. My eyes remain on her, eager to see her expression when she sees the face. She obliges and flips the page to see the man she had denied just now. She squeezes her face and tilts her head while studying the picture like she has never seen him be

said Yachne. Khali used her power. She reads her friends' thoughts and includes two grown-ups who love to look at them. Khali was jumpy when he didn't find Rye. She can't read Rye or Vincent's thoughts. After her friends kissed her on the cheek, Khali must now find Rye. It's Rye she wants to kiss. Khali stood up; someone supported her, and she recognized him because she was reading his mind. Mang Delfin helps her in finding friends and choosing who to kiss. Khali decided to use her sense of smell. If she couldn't read Rye's mind, she just smelled him. But he was disappointed when someone spilled a strange odor.

After a moment's hesitation, he spoke cautiously, "Well… it's possible, but it won't be easy. The baby is very healthy, so I'd suggest you think it through carefully." "Alright." I didn't want to hear any more of his advice. That day, when I saw the kiss mark on Boweike's neck, I knew. The pain I felt then wasn't imaginary, nor was it just panic caused by pregnancy. Boweike had cheated on me. Later, I carefully examined his scent, and it carried Mia's perfume. Mia—his Beta. Whether by design or coincidence, news of Boweike risking his life to save me during the earthquake had spread like wildfire throughout the pack. People praised him as a devoted husband and father, and his reputation soar