Toxic Affair Novelas e Histórias

Arianna acted oblivious " No one." " Do you think Luke is cheating on me?" Alice eyes flew wide open, bingo sign of a cheat. " No, why would you say that?" She asked. " You know that we haven't done the you know what." Alice raised her brows, did she lose her memory when she was drugged?" Yeah?" " I think he is having an affair with someone else." Arianna was playing this game to the fullest. She was good at pretending. " No, he loves you too much to look at another woman." Alice shook her head.

I felt humiliated and exposed, and I wanted nothing more than to run away and hide. As if that wasn't enough, the woman then turned to the crowd, her voice booming, "Ladies and gentlemen, I want to tell you the truth about Tom. He's been lying to all of us, but especially to Ava," She pointed at me, and I felt a flush of shame wash over me, "Tom has been having an affair with me for the past year. And now, he's trying to hide the truth from all of you." The room went silent, and the crowd stared at us in shock.

Rebecca saw him leaving, and immediately she runs after her lover. My clueless mother-in-law did not suspect a single thing. Did she blindly trust her son, so much that she can't understand a simple logic? "Cynthia, shall we go?" She ignored the scene happening right before us; of her son having a heated argument with Rebecca. Even a fool would read meanings to such hostile behaviour between two people that are basically having an affair. The event planner of the charity warmly welcomed my mother-in-law and myself. We were even given seats in the front, while the cloths were being taken down from the trunk of her car. Justin and his mistress should be coming over to the event, hopefully in t

My guilty feelings for being the first one to cheat had subsided and life was back to normal. One Saturday night, after we put the kids to bed and we had a couple of drinks, I asked my wife if she planned to have an affair that night or if things just happened. She told me her friends had been encouraging her for a while to have her own affair but she resisted. Some of it was her lost confidence in her attractiveness as she got older and after having a couple of kids. My affair hurt her confidence also, feeling she wasn't attractive enough to keep me from wandering. I reassured her that wasn't the case.

"Weren't you the one crying, Alex? And then you went cold on me. But since my mom told me what happened with you, I guess it all makes sense. You had sex with me, and cheated on your fiancée, then felt regret and cried. I am sure I wasn´t even the only person you slept with." Alex looked at me, her gaze intense. I felt naked under her stare and shifted uncomfortably, taking another sip of wine. She finally spoke, "I didn't cheat on my fiancée. We were in an open relationship. She did what she wanted as long as I knew about it, and I did the same.” She swallowed, “but the first day I met you, I didn't tell her. The first day we kissed, I didn't say anything to her because you occupied my mind

I corrected. I watched his jaw clenched as he looked darkly at me. I don't know what he was thinking, but I'm certain he was pissed at what I had just said. “What? I'm just stating a fact,” I defended. All of a sudden, he stood up and walked to me. I straightened on my seat as he leaned his hands on both sides of the armchair I was sitting in, caging me. “Is that what you've been thinking for the past two years, that's why you keep having an affair, huh, Brianna?” he asked icily.

But amidst the pain, there was also a glimmer of understanding—a recognition that the affair was a product of their own complexities, their own yearnings for something more. As the conversation unfolded, layers of resentment and bitterness began to melt away, replaced by a shared journey of forgiveness and redemption. We realized that our parents were flawed individuals, shaped by their own experiences and burdened by their own regrets. The affair had been a moment of weakness, a reflection of their own struggles rather than a deliberate act of malice.

"They almost killed me when I was heavily pregnant with Jayden. Kate pushed me to the floor and no matter what, I can never forgive her nor forgive Jack!!!" Her voice went all deep as she emphasized more on the unforgiving aspect. "But that doesn't mean you will think I was married, Alex. Yes, I had an affair with Jack but.. but that was because I thought we would get Married and I would never see you again. So please Alex.. don't misunderstand me please!" She revealed , pulling me off my feet. I knew she wasn't married to Jack now but .. I never believed that she would have a secret affair with him.

__________ TRISTAN'S POV I was waiting for Sarah, the woman in charge of my father's food and by the time she came out of her room, I was ready, my hand over her head, pinning her in place next to her door. For two years, I had had an affair with Sarah even though she was married. I had always enjoyed the sex we had because even though she was in her early forties, she had a very wonderful body and was excellent in bed. So I had continued the affair, enjoying the danger it brought me. But when she had begun to get too clingy, I had told her immediately that I wasn't interested any longer. And I had warned her strictly to keep what she knew between us both.

@iiiidlk Stay away from our President bitch secretary! @ Hannah lewis, While it is not uncommon, office affairs are often fraught with complexities. As an employer, it caused me a lot of grief. I have to make unpleasant decisions to break up a love triangle and see valuable employees leave because of scandals. Unwanted pregnancy is a nasty side-effect of this affair. @marcocoabenojar Technically, the man is a bachelor, and the woman is widowed. If they engaged in a consensual affair, what is there to fuss about?