Saddest Cheating Stories Novels & Stories

"You were never a fan either, but you need a new start, I get it." "You're right." "Even though that's not fair. That scumbag cheated on you, gambled away almost everything you two had in the bank, and you're the one that's leaving." Susan scowled. "He should be going somewhere, like with bars and no windows." "We've been over this." Miranda rubbed her red rimmed brown eyes. "He cheated on me for years, and with Linda my goddamn best friend next to you, and all his friends knew it. A lot of people knew it. He made a fool of me."

“Oh, didn’t he tell you? We were mated before. Claiming marks and everything. But we broke up.” Nash had never mentioned an ex to me, but then again, we didn’t spend much time talking about our pasts. “I see,” is all I can say. “And let me tell you,” Regan continues, twisting her straight brown hair around one finger, “he wasn’t exactly the best mate, if you know what I mean.” “I don’t, actually.” “He cheated on me,” Regan says. “Tons of times. He was always making me cry, then running off to some other girl. Watch out for that Juliana - she’s always wanted to steal him away.”

Life had been cruel in its lesson. “His ex-wife still won’t speak to him,” Jakes added quietly. “Packed her things the moment she found out, you know. Took the kids too.” Adrian’s fingers curled slightly against the table. “I can’t blame her.” “Neither can I,” Jakes said. “It’s funny, isn’t it? We thought cheating was just fun. No real cost. Now look at us.” Adrian gave a humorless smile. “Some lost their wives. Some lost their health. Some lost both.”

Stella glared at him and started typing on her phone, "Sorry, everyone. I didn't check properly. This Mr. Sadler has a partner. He tried to cheat on his wife and got caught. His wife is the one who left the group." Keegan was speechless.

I see the pain in his eyes and I know what he was going to tell us next still tears him apart even now. “About five months to her due date, we started having problems. For some reason she started thinking that I didn’t want her any more. That I was cheating on her which wasn’t true. We fought a lot because of that. I loved her with all my heart so how could I cheat on her? How could I want anyone but her? She didn’t believe me though. Both our hearts were breaking, she believed I was cheating on her while I was hurt that she could even think that, that she didn’t trust in me and my love for her”

he said, frowning and I can feel the pain when he said it to me. "W-what? She cheated on you?! Are you sure? Your ex-girlfriend Ella has cheated on you?" I asked, unbelievably. Dark Louiz nodded bitterly. "Yes, sweetie. She cheated on me. I really loved her and I can consider her as my first love because she was the first woman in my life. I thought she wouldn't leave me. I thought she would be the woman for me. And I thought we would be together forever, but I was wrong because she hurt and cheated on me. My whole world was torn apart when she left me. I thought I couldn't live my life anymore. I wanted to end my life before because of thinking I would live my life alone without her. She br

They thought that she would be angry and sad right now. Yvette asked, "Kevan's cheating on you, and you don't mind at all?" Lana also helped embellish the conversation. "Larissa, I thought you hated cheating men? I remember when your first husband cheated on you, you insisted on divorcing him. After that, he jumped off a building and died over this, didn't he?" There was so much information in those three sentences that Violet could not process it all in such a short amount of time.

Every man there was trying to figure out how to live with what they did. The second week the group leader asked if anyone wanted to share. Before I could talk myself out of it I raised my hand. "I'm Damian" I said. My voice shook. "I cheated on my wife with my secretary. The affair lasted four months. My wife found out by walking in on us. We got divorced. I've been trying to win her back for months but I keep making things worse." "How do you keep making things worse" the group leader asked. He was an older man named Frank who had been running the group for ten years after his own affair ended his marriage.

“I don’t believe a single word he said. Because I know men like him. I know how they twist the truth, how they paint themselves as the good guy and make the person they hurt look like the villain, just so they don’t have to take responsibility for their own mistakes. And then I saw you. I watched you work hard every single day, even after you left him. I watched you stay kind, stay soft, even when people are cruel to you, even when life is so hard you can barely stand. There is no way a woman like you would ever leave a good man without a very good reason.” Tears finally spilled over and ran down my cheeks, hot and fast. I couldn’t hold it in anymore. No one had ever defended me like this. N

Maybe yesterday was that day and last night was that hour. I take a deep breath then let out an exhale slowly. That will be the last time I’d cry for a man. All men have done is disappoint me since I turned seventeen so as far as I’m concerned, good men don’t exist. Or maybe they do. Maybe I just happen to chase them away and attract the worst kind of men. Maybe there’s something electrifying and magnetic about me and evil men. Take Leo for example! I bite my lower lip with disdain. I trusted him and all I got in return was a big let down on the day I needed him the most.