Infidelity Stories

Leticia Lovelace believed in patience. She believed in promises. Most of all, she believed in the man who swore he would wait forever. For five years she endured miscarriages, IVF cycles, injections, and heartbreak-while her billionaire husband Victor Diaz held her hand in every waiting room and promised she wasn't broken. He lied. On their fifth anniversary, Leticia receives a message from the one person she trusted almost as much as her husband: her younger sister, Eva. The photo shows a newborn baby. Victor's baby. Leticia doesn't scream. She doesn't cause a scene. She walks away and erases her husband with surgical precision. Within days the scandal destroys Victor's reputation. But Leticia doesn't stay to watch him fall. She disappears. Months later, far from the wreckage of her old life, Leticia discovers something impossible-she's pregnant. The miracle she prayed for. And the one man who will never know about it... is the child's father. Until fate forces them into the same waiting room. Now the truth is unavoidable. But this isn't a love story about forgiveness. It's a story about consequences. Because some betrayals break more than hearts. They change who you become.

Some marriages break loudly, like a glass hitting the floor. Others crumble quietly, like a sandcastle under a slow, unthinking wave. Misha always thought her love story was the kind that everyone else envied. It was steady, comfortable... Ordinary....in the best possible way. Quiet mornings with coffee in hand. Little routines she and Jai fell into without noticing. A life that felt safe. That felt... easy. Until one morning, a single message arrived like the unthinking wave at their sandcastle of a marriage. And suddenly, all that 'ordinary' felt too fragile, like it had been built on nothing at all. No shouting. No slammed doors. No dramatic confrontations. Just silence. And the slow, careful unraveling of everything she thought she knew. This is her story. Her revenge. Told in her own words. Because love may be effortless, but revenge... it takes time.

I never thought I'd enter my 30's as a divorcee, yet here I am. We had the perfect love story. High school sweethearts. The kind of relationship our siblings idolized. My friends always told me how lucky I was to have such an amazing, attentive husband. But one day I received a message that would change everything. With that one message, a web of lies came undone and the future I had envisioned came crashing down.

Aniya thought marriage meant partnership, love, and maybe the occasional argument about Netflix passwords. What she didn't plan for was Farrah - Spencer's charming, passive-aggressive "work wife" who somehow made "emotional cheating" look like part of the job description. At first, it was small stuff: snarky comments about Aniya's yoga career, a suspicious number of office selfies, and a mysteriously missing anniversary mug. But when Farrah starts hashtagging Spencer as her "WorkHubby" and scheduling dinners on their actual anniversary, Aniya realizes she's not imagining it-this woman is trying to steal her man, one team meeting at a time. Now Aniya has two options: 1. Let Farrah run the show while Spencer plays the clueless nice guy. 2. Or remind everyone - including her husband - exactly who's married to him. Told with sharp humor, brutal honesty, and enough chaos to fill an HR report, Delete Her Number, Spencer is a modern love story about marriage in the social media era - where loyalty is tested, egos are fragile, and no one is safe from a "work bestie" with boundary issues.

When she is offered the impossible chance to begin again in a life untouched by betrayal, she steps into it-only to realize that peace comes at a cost.

Hi, I'm just here to Share some parts of my creative mind. I haven't fully decided on a title Yet so it might change and day by day I'm brain storming ideas for the cover. For the most part this is an original story but I got some inspiration From 11 in stranger things(my fav show). I write all of it myself, but then I use Grammarly and to correct spelling, and make it sound smoother/better. I will try to update weekly and thank you to anyone who reads!

Are you and your partner sexually compatible? In 'Virgin Wife' a successful, amorous advertising professional finds the answer to that and doesn't like it.

She trusted her with everything. That was her first mistake. Mara Bennett thought she knew heartbreak until the day she discovered her husband wasn't just unfaithful. He was sleeping with the one person she trusted more than anyone: her best friend since childhood, Celeste. For three years, Celeste held Mara while she cried about her crumbling marriage. She listened to every fear, every suspicion, every moment of doubt and then walked straight into the arms of Mara's husband, bringing those secrets with her like twisted pillow talk. But this isn't just a story about betrayal. It's about a woman who refused to break. As Mara unravels the lies and discovers just how deep the deception runs, she must decide: Does she let this destroy her or does she rebuild herself into someone they'll never see coming? Because when trust shatters, revenge doesn't always look like fire and fury. Sometimes, it looks like a woman who finally learns her own worth. A gripping, emotional psychological drama about friendship, betrayal, and the quiet strength it takes to walk away from everything you thought you knew.

I had the perfect husband. Ten years of marriage. A beautiful three year old daughter. A life other women whispered about with envy. Until I found the second wedding certificate. My husband was married again. To my mother. And she is carrying his child. While they planned a celebration of love, I planned something else. Revenge. In a room filled with family, friends, and flashing cameras, I will stand in white and expose the truth they buried. Some betrayals deserve tears. This one deserves war.

Midnight rain. Car breaks down on an empty highway. No signal. Only one house in the fog. A young woman opens the door-hesitant, alone, her gaze lingering. She lets him in... just until the storm passes. But the warmth inside shifts. Eyes meet longer. Touches brush closer. The night stretches on. Some strangers change everything in one rainy night. Will Vishal walk away at dawn... or stay tangled in something he can't escape?

A small bedroom community/tourist town rocked by its first homicide, the brutal murder of an unpopular recluse. An unemployed ex military policeman, hired as the only law in the town, attempts to discover the truth when all the clues point to someone in the town.

The story of a woman and her journey to overcome the betrayal and infidelity of her husband, and a choice that could make or break her entire future.

Ino Hyuuga. First daughter of the Hyuuga Dynasty. Older sister to Hinata and Hanabi Hyuuga. Expected to marry rich and marry well. Her first love and husband Shikamaru Nara, passed from suicide two years ago. Now widowed and still grieving, her and Hinata hit a club one night, and Ino meets a guy, and introduces him to Hinata, and they start to date, leaving Ino to her lonesome. Some she gets engaged once more set up by her father, and he is hopeless. Even so, she fakes a love that she doesn't truly feel, because she feels it for her sisters boyfriend. Soon she feeds into her obsession, and then breaks it off soon, realising who she is, and what she is doing. Hinata soon marries, and once again leaves Ino on her own. She is broken and it seems that she unnecessary, that she is useless, but can someone change this? It may come in the most unlikely way that she could ever have thought, but a broken girll doesn't have much going for her but the pieces she has to glue back together right?

Didn't they teach you not to trust the narrator? In which you helplessly witness Todoroki's death from afar through a first person point of view and through the limited information given. Follow, Heath, Todoroki's son who's five, witness the turmoil of his dysfunctional family leading to his mother's murder.

Arabella is just a normal 18 year old girl, about to start university for the first time. In her classes she meets two very special ladies who change her world... La Don, a mafia elite who's bright, bubbly personality makes her the perfect spy, and Lasia, a 6ft tall muscular gym rat model.

A collection of dark, depressing, sad poems. Enjoy! :(

I am still thinking about it.

Falling in love is a wonderful experience but it also comes with a lot of heartache. The day I fell in love is a book that portrays the intriguing events that occurred in the life of the author from the moment she gave her heart to another.

This was just a random crack fic I made at 3 am. Characters include but are not limited to; the Koolaid man, Elmo, Queen Elizabeth ||, Kermit, Sonic, and more! Keep in mind this isn't serious and was the product of me being bored. Character death warning ig?

Jack Duffy is the exemplification of average. He lives a normal life with a less than desirable job. He's a distracted husband, living in an ordinary apartment, and is married to an extraordinary wife. That's how he would explain it. At the end of an unusually bad day, Jack's life is turned upside down when he witnesses something truly harrowing. The only thing that can catch him from falling is the soul collector. His primary concern: Will he be allowed to keep his soul, or will he have to give it back?