Unfaithfulness นิยาย & เรื่องราว

Lucas laughed, and more than the contract, he was pissing me off. “No extramarital relationships,” the lawyer said calmly. “Any verified affair immediately breaches the agreement.” Lucas leaned back on his chair. “So the man accused of an affair with a married woman is forbidden from cheating.” “Ironic,” I muttered, and his eyes snapped to me. Before he could reply, the lawyer interrupted again. “If either party files for divorce before the two-year term expires without mutual consent, there will be financial penalties, public disclosure of the breach, and forfeiture of the benefits outlined in the agreement.”

I said the words with the best smile I could muster. "No, I'm just curious. Did you guys break up for real or you know, you're living with the fact that he's not faithful and you're letting him fuck everyone?" Anabeth laughed. I had low tolerance for her, and she knew it; but there must be something about getting on my nerves that appeal to her in the best way.

“I regret it a lot, Chester. I regret falling in love with you back then. I fell in love with the wrong person. I loved a person who’s trashy and sc*mmy. “I can accept that you’re unfaithful. It doesn’t matter because I might not be good enough for failing to make you want to settle with me. It was my wishful thinking. However, what you did to me during that period made me feel like I was blind to have once fallen in love with a devil who doesn’t have a moral baseline. “I remember asking you whether you’d feel guilty or uncomfortable about sleeping with Charity’s friend. Perhaps you wouldn’t. For men like you, women simply serve to satisfy your physical needs.” Charity snorted.

It was a notion that had once held profound significance, a promise of love and unwavering trust, but now it felt like a cruel jest, a cruel mockery of the love I had once held sacred. Lies. It was the one transgression I could not abide, the one boundary I had firmly established. And Gabriel had shattered it, pulverizing my trust into a million splintered fragments. The fact that he could become engaged to Anna while maintaining an unrelenting grip on me was beyond reason, a sickening contradiction that left me reeling.

She wasn't sure if he'd be able to abide by his words, but above all else, the one thing she couldn't abide was unfaithfulness. "I don't want to get hurt by you again. I just don't trust you anymore. Other than mutual early attractions, we share little in common. I don't feel like things will work for us. Nothing about us are alike. We got into a crazy relationship on a whim, without a lot of thought. But in the back of your mind, you despise me for my background. It will never change. You fling it away because you are attracted to me, but it's still there. When I displease you someday, you will use it against me."

’ Georgia thought. ‘She must be thinking about agreeing for me to cheat. I can’t do that. I know her, she is getting so desperate now.’ Adam thought. Adam looked at her again. “If you are thinking about letting me cheat and fucking others while being in a relationship with you, I will highly disagree. I don’t want to be unfaithful once I am in a relationship. Sorry, Georgia, I can’t really do this anymore. Goodbye.” Adam said and then got up from the bed.

Was he so blind to his betrayal of me, to my pain, that he could honestly believe, I would have agreed to ignore his infidelity. “It's impossible.” I groaned, putting my hands to my face. “ we talk a different language, Marc. I can’t accept that a man has the right to break his marriage vows while a woman is expected to be faithful to them.” I lowered my hands, my face had gone white. “ it wouldn’t work any more than it did then. Perhaps an Italian girl could shrug over a thing like that, but I can’t. You have to understand that. I am talking about morals Marc and most importantly I am talking about love and trust."

Where did I go wrong? My soul was screaming inside of me, kneeling and regretting the day of her existence. No one ever loved me. Despite how mom treated me all my life, I chose to keep faith in God’s teachings. I believed in doing good to have good. But now, today, it seemed like I had been making one of the biggest mistakes. No one even cared how hard I tried bringing peace to the world. What only mattered for them was money and sinful desires.

He was feeling like this that the more he was struggling to come out, the more something was pulling him inwards, restricting him, no matter how much hard work he put in. He still couldn’t believe that he lost his daughter whom he never knew about, his pain was becoming lethal as his wrongdoings was striking back him. His doom began from the moment he chose to distrust her even though every ounce of his heart was against him. His wrong decisions made him lose everything he held dear, his love, his daughter. He would have been leading a happy family with his Khani and daughter if he had shown her even a little trust instead of bluntly refusing. He was wrong when he didn't trust her

I cut him off, gritting, “Everyone knows we’re getting a divorce! There’s nothing between us anymore!” Tristan arrogantly lifted his chin, “The divorce isn’t final yet! Technically, you are still my wife, and you must remain faithful to me!” His double standard infuriated me. “And what about you, Tristan? Your infidelity is a fact—have you ever paid any price for that?” I shouted, my voice shaking. “NO! You flaunted your mistress and took everything that was mine! Since you weren’t punished, why the hell should I be?” A hint of guilt flashed across his eyes, but he quickly straightened up and argued back: