I thought our arranged marriage had turned into love for both of us. I discovered how wrong I was the day I gave birth to our premature son and found my husband taking comfort from another woman. The woman he loved.

Flash back to 1954. For seven months, Michael had been working many extra hours during the week, coming home late and even having to go into the office on weekends. Susan stayed at home, patiently waiting for his return each day. One evening, she called her widowed friend whose husband had died in Korea...and she heard her Michael's distinctive voice in the background...when he was supposed to be at work. After discovering his lies, Susan takes a stand that most women didn't take in the Fifties, hoping that Michael would come to understand his wife in an entirely new way.

A firefighter falls in love with a woman he met in a bar...because his friends bet him he wouldn't ask out the most unattractive woman in the place.

Nico and Cosi seemed like the perfect couple...until Cosi discovered the divorce papers in her husband's safe, texts between her husband and step-sister...and a baby on the way.

Tabitha thought she was ready for the Big D, but when she saw him kiss another woman at a party he'd taken her to, she realized their whirlwind relationship may have happened too fast. When he didn't contact her for a month, she was sure of it. But then he came for her and wasn't letting her go.

Being a foster kid, she couldn't wait to be able to leave the group home. Finally eighteen, and the help of her mentor at the group home, she was able to leave the clenched of the system and head towards the bright sun that shone over Los Angeles, California. Talias River starts her life in California, now Twenty-One years old getting a job and a place of her own. Making new friends and living a normal life, she couldn't be more happy. She is strong minded and does not let the fact that she grew up in foster care stop her from living the little life she has. But what happened when her friend drags her to a biker bar and she ends up having a one night stand with a biker man. But not just any biker man, the MC of the Devil Riders Biker Gang. Rider King is the MC to the biggest biker gang in LA. He runs the streets and his gang. Makes sure that his gang is a brotherhood, that trust, honor and loyalty run along every member and prospect. But what happens when he meets the beautiful raven hair and brow eye beauty and they have a night to remember. Now what happened when Talia finds out she got pregnant by the leader of a Motorcycle gang? How will Rider react? Will he turn her away? Follow the ups and down of Talias life after she meets, HER BIKER BABY DADDY❗️ ******************************** Amazing Cover By @_Kassie ❗️ She Does Amazing Covers❗️❣️❣️❣️

That moment when you realize you're a Reddit story or a romance trope come to life... I caught my husband and my sister together, posted a Tik Tok and it went viral. Then Greyson Whitlock, late night talk show host, called me to be on his show and we fell in love.

As a single mom intent on making a better life for my two children and myself, I gave up dating while I finished my degree and started a new job. Then I met Edge and we began casually but soon became more. I was well on my way to falling in love with him and he was getting to know my children. Our future looked bright... ...until one night, at a party a his house, I overheard him telling his female best friend (and someone who had once been more to him) something about me that cut me deep. So, I cut him out of my life because while you can say anything you want about me, saying something about my children is a whole different story...

My husband came home on our six-month anniversary...and brought his pregnant mistress to live with us.

Atlas wanted to keep his relationship with Joy a secret. He had his reasons. But while keeping her a secret, he hurt her. Joy had been through a lot, but Atlas's treatment of her was the final straw. She denied his claim to her, and suddenly, Atlas had lost his Joy and had to win her back.