Unfaithful Cast Novels & Stories

“What did you say?” Were her ears deceiving her? Oh, her ears were definitely deceiving her. Fiancé? No way. She wasn’t thinking about marriage. Even if she was, she assumed it would be with somebody she knows and loves. And she hasn’t been lucky in the love department so any romantic entanglements were off the charts. That said, how could she possibly have a fiancé when she wasn’t ready to get married? Who the hell was Tristan Aguilar? So many questions were spamming through her head. She even had Alma read out the content of the card three more times to be certain it was what she heard that was indeed written.

“What is wrong with you? We do not need betrayal in our midst. Just go.” Bella laughed sharply. “You think I am the only betrayer here” Everyone froze. She turned fully to Faith. “Oh, you think you are married to the best man in the whole world. News flash. Your husband has been cheating on you. I have seen him several times.” Kunle stepped forward angrily. “That is a lie.” Faith looked at him, her face pale. “She is lying. Right” “Of course she is,” Kunle replied quickly. “She is trying to destroy our relationship. You know that.”

“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.”

Every grain of light coming from the towering structure seemed to be a memory that slowly peeked into my mind. "I have no regrets," I said. "If I had to go unto it again, I'll gladly go back and do it all over again." I chuckled with the hint of sadness in me. The situation I'm at is enough proof that I didn't see this one coming. Because if I had seen it before, maybe it wouldn’t be this painful. “I do, Gael. I did, ” I said in the vast echo of remorse, and sadness. I know I that I vowed to be his wife, but I’m afraid that vow will remain unfaithful.

Kevin Lutolf As Ryker Malarkey Chelsea Gilligan As Scarlett Amandla Stenberg As Willow Liana Liberato As Lacy Walker Joe Alwyn As Lewis Mark Meryl Streep As Maid Monica Kaitlyn Dever As Nichole Tequan Richmond As Cain Jonathen Keltz As Irvin Christie Brinkley As Lady Lyl Penn Dayton Badgley As Roy Chloe Grace Moretz As Jamie Sean Faris As Paul The characters listed in this book are entirely Fictional and keeps no resemblance to anyone in the real life. The actors used as the cast is not connected to the characters in any case. They are only listed as a reference for the character's psychical appearance.

“None of you will ever fuck another girl again once I’m done.” “I didn’t tell anyone about Morgan and me. I never told anyone that we slept together. Matt still has all the money from the bet. I don’t want it.” I had to tell her. I had to make Clarissa understand that I didn’t follow through with the bet. Clarissa’s expression softened, but only for a fraction of a second. It was like she was relieved that I hadn’t told anyone, that I wasn’t the player that he thought I was. “It doesn’t fucking matter. All of you are sick of doing this, thinking that girls are just games. You all have some fucking growing up to do.” Clarissa glared at me once more then stormed out as quickly as she entered.

Afterwards, he started drinking his coffee. "You seemed to be in a not-so-good condition, Boss. Is there something that I could help you with?" Jordielyn asked, in a concerned manner. "Well, my fiancée suddenly walks out on me last night, after accusing me of having an affair with another woman." Astley answered. "And was she right or wrong?" Jordielyn asks him. Astley rolled his eyes heavenward after he heard Jordielyn question. "Of course, not! I found everything that I want on a woman with Francine, and I love her with all my heart! I've already found my soulmate, so there's no way I would let her go easily!" he blurted out.

"I don't have your talent for opening my legs or faking a personality to secure an inheritance. Why don't you take your own advice? You seem to be the resident expert. Is that what they taught you at university, or was it all just field research?" Asteria's smile faltered, her chest hitching as the color drained from her lips for a fraction of a second. Satisfied, Kia pulled away and walked toward her designated seat. The lunch proceeded in a blur of clinking silverware and shallow, forced laughter. Her father played the perfect host, laughing too loud at Uncle Wang's jokes. Kia stared down at her plate, moving the food around with her fork. The meat tasted like ash. She looked across the ta