Unfaithfulness Novels & Stories

We were very close and that made me feel uncomfortable. "Aileen," I replied. "I am Franco," he replied. "Nice to meet you, Franco," I said over the music. "The pleasure is mine, beautiful." A few more minutes of dancing had an effect on me because I was urinating and I felt that they couldn't take it. I've had like ten margaritas so it's obvious they have to go. "I have to go to the bathroom," I told him. He was looking blurry already and barely even hearing the music.

The woman replied, “What other reason is there? We women don’t disdain our men for not having much abilities. But we cannot accept infidelity!” Fia lowered her head. Indeed, all women who were serious would not stand dirt in the relationship and would not accept infidelity. Even emotional infidelity was not acceptable. And he, Conrad, had already “cheated” one too many times! She was really stupid! To have given him chance after chance, believing him again and again!

until he told me how he went back because of the woman who evidently still has a hold on him, his first love. “I was never unfaithful to you.” Dom said with regret that was unmistakable in his words but then he continued, botching his apology, “So, you see… it wasn’t me, I was never the one. But now,” he looked at his own little son in Bree’s arms, but not realising it, he said, “The only cheater and the only unfaithful person in this relationship is... You.” He paused, looking a little embarrassed as he said, “Even when you weren’t with me I was faithful to us.”

Despite everything, I did not decide once and for all to get away from that bombardment that left me in ruins. I bowed my head, resting my forehead on the tiles. Not even the cold water managed to wake up all my senses, open my eyes and push me away from Ismail. I thought about Aaron, how I didn't mind sleeping with Ismail; he had been unfaithful. It had stained our relationship, with this infraction; for the weakness of the flesh, the most hackneyed sin in the history of mankind. Somebody takes pity on this impure woman. I didn't deserve a man as good as Aaron, so I decided not to give it any more thought and, once I saw him, I would speak to him frankly, sincerely, deciding in the end to c

This is like cheating on my mate, my thoughts are unacceptable. I already have a mate, for God's sake! “What's happening to me? I promised myself that I would be faithful to my fated when I met her. And here I am, barely a day after discovering her, I'm already unfaithful to her with a she-wolf I met just an hour ago,” I groaned in agony.

“You have the audacity to lecture me about loyalty after what you did?” Christian laughs, the sound harsh and mocking, echoing off the opulent walls. “That’s rich coming from you, Iris. You ran away with Frankie, for God’s sake. You think you can stand there and preach to me about loyalty?” “Infidelity is not just about bodies, Christian!” I retort, my voice rising. “You broke the trust we had. You chose to betray me with Lucy, and you think I’d stand by your side after that?” He shakes his head, a cruel smile twisting his lips. “You talk as if you’ve been the faithful one. You left me! You abandoned everything we built, and now you want to come back and pretend that none of it matters?”

“She tried to sabotage my company, and when I found out, I called off the engagement immediately.” His words hung in the air, heavy with unspoken anger. I studied his face, searching for any sign of deception, but he held my gaze firmly. “Why didn’t you tell me this before?” I asked. “Because it doesn’t matter,” he said, his tone clipped. “Delilah is my past, Emma. You are my wife. Focus on the present.” “Your wife?” I repeated bitterly. “You mean the woman you married for convenience, not love. How am I supposed to trust you when you treat me like a stranger?”

She paused, letting that last part sink in. "Well, you already admitted that people ogling you is something you like," he said. "Do you really think I don't get horny for different reasons? I mean, not to hurt your feelings either but it's not always because of you." She was actually surprised by that admission and took a second to formulate her response. It sounded, at first, like he was being petulant, but she realized that it was just his way of being honest. "I know, honey. That's okay. People aren't faithful to each other because they never get aroused by someone else. It takes work. You're allowed to be aroused by someone else. What makes people faithful is ignoring those bad urges."

Some elaborate attempt to manipulate me emotionally while I was vulnerable and injured. My father wasn’t perfect. God knew he could be ruthless and controlling and terrifying when angered. But unfaithful? Never. Or at least… that was what I had always believed. Terra paused for a moment, taking a shaky breath like even remembering it still hurt her deeply after all these years. “Believe me when I say that no one could love that man more than I did,” she continued quietly, “and it turned out to be my biggest mistake because discovering his infidelity destroyed me.”

“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.”