Romance Novels With Cheating Novels & Stories

I was used to it. From my investigation, I found out the truth. Aurelia had framed Cassandra and made Sinclair believe she was cheating on him. Sinclair didn’t believe it at that point. It turned out he loved Cassandra dearly. If I were a saint, I should have revealed her lies, and maybe they would have been happily married this time. But Sinclair already had his chance. He was dumb for believing Aurelia’s lies without ever confronting Cassandra. I didn’t stop him from cheating. Instead, this time I played the long game. It was easy manipulating people.

I instantly despised him and I wanted him to suffer for making me miserable in the marriage. He could not tell me how my precious Becca died. I had to find out the hard way by reading a journal. I hated him at this moment, the earlier romance in the morning has been forgotten and I don't want to see his face right now. I stared at the page where I had written about my special person but I found no clue. I had been cheating on Damon but with who? I should ask Macy, she would know about him. I must have told her before I wrote it in my journal. It couldn't have been a secret between us.

Hashtags like #NickEmotionallyAbusesWife, #TheTruthBehindEliteMarriages, and #AshleySuffersInSilence shot to the top of the trending charts. Countless misled netizens flooded my livestream account, cursing me as a spoiled rich man who had driven his wife into another man's arms. It was Brian's final strike—his last desperate attempt to flip the narrative and cast himself as a victim. "Do you want me to handle this?" Chelsey asked, her tone like ice as she scrolled through the venomous comments on her tablet. I shook my head. "No need. He's just a clown dancing on borrowed time." I didn't respond. I didn't defend myself because I knew lies collapse on their own. Truth doesn't need to shout.

"Every single time, you were the one who handed Edward the weapon to hurt my family, and you still have the audacity to mention them? You have no right!" Seeing the raw fury in my eyes, Megan instinctively reached out to wipe my tears. I slapped her hand away with everything I had and stared right into her soul. "Edward will face justice, but you are going down with him. I'm holding you accountable for marriage fraud and aiding and abetting." With that final warning, I shoved past her and entered the building. … That night, a frantic pounding echoed at my front door. I expected it to be Megan back for another round of harassment, but instead, I opened it to find Edward wearing sunglasses.

“You can hang out with Trent and when things start getting serious between the both of you, you can easily make him think that there’s trouble in paradise. All these can happen after you marry Anthony or maybe give him a child… or when he’s finally the CEO. All you have to do is cheat on him with Trent after making Trent think that he is also cheating on you.” I blinked and looked to the side to mull over what she had just said. It made sense but it would still be scandalous. I wished what she said was easy to execute but it wasn’t. The only thing I wanted was to build trust. If there was strong trust between me and Trent, he would probably understand. All I wanted was just to fight away the

Embarrassment flashed across Cedric's eyes. "Ana, I know this is absurd … but the situation is exactly as you said it is. Believe me!" He tried to reach Diana's hand as he explained in haste, "Ana, you know I only love you! Why would I cheat on you?" "Yeah, I have the same question as well. Why would you cheat on me?" Diana scoffed and proceeded to slap his hand violently away from her. Backing off, she snapped, "But I'm more curious about this. Just what kind of script have you plotted for yourself that both sisters fell for you? Cedric, do you think I'm a fool?"

The man couldn’t sleep with, or love anyone else apart from his mate, and the same applied for to the woman. I went through more books, hoping to find a story of anyone who wasn’t affected by the marriage, and why. Then, finally, in a book that wasn’t as battered as the others, my eyes widened as I found a story similar to ours. Isabella, and Stefan Rodriguez were two lovebirds who had engaged in the Alpha marriage; they had loved each other, but Isabella soon found out Stefan had been cheating on her, and she wondered how he could cheat, without his partner dying.

"That's right. You disgust me more than anything else in this world." Marissa grabbed my collar and glared at me. "Have I been too tolerant with you? Did you somehow mistakenly get the impression that you could control me as you pleased?" I turned my head away, wordlessly refusing to be in close proximity to her. She was so enraged that she pushed me to the floor. I was caught off guard as she started kicking me in the abdomen. Marissa saw right through my feigned composure. Scoffing, she declared, "We're getting married soon, so what's this nonsense about being disgusted with me, huh?"

Whether it was me bailing on him for a friend, smashing one of his precious collectibles, going away for a sudden work trip, or even being asked out on a date by my long-time admirer, he never got mad once. I had always thought I had found the perfect man with high emotional intelligence, but it turned out that "good temper" wasn't a virtue, but something masked by sheer guilt. After we started dating, Jared began giving me expensive gifts—necklaces worth a fortune, custom high fashion from the pack's famous designers. I thought they were proof of his love, but they were only a counter for the number of times he had cheated on me. He felt a brief stab of guilt every time he came home from fo

One who refused to divorce, supposedly to keep enjoying the comforts of marriage while secretly meeting her lover. I had to admit, my "perfect children" had gone to great lengths to frame me. The moment the so-called evidence was revealed, the gallery erupted. "Oh my God, she seemed so proper, I never expected her to be so shameless!" "Exactly! Her husband treats her so well, their kids are devoted, and she still cheats. Truly ungrateful!" "At her age too, doing something so scandalous. It's embarrassing for all women!" The hateful whispers and scorn hit me like a wave.