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When Betrayal Burns: A Husband's Revenge

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 707    |    Released on: 10/07/2025

arted dating. My sister, Sarah, had b

said, grabbing my arm. "She' s beautiful,

a kind of detached amusement. Her job at a high-powered marketing firm was everything to her. People were just pieces on a board.

was "girls' night" every other night. They went shopping, they got th

out the door, both of them dressed up. "You two spend

m through Olivia' s. "That' s because

ed her jeans and sweaters for silk blouses and designer dresses. Her perfume changed to somet

red dollars here for a brunch, five hundred there for a handbag. I started to feel a constant,

e could talk some sense into Olivia. "Hey, do you t

ntment. "Ethan, you' re her husband. A man' s job is to provide. Are you telling m

ade me feel small, inadequate. So

n the kitchen, she' d stiffen. When I reached for her in bed, she' d roll over, murmuring

d me. "Hey, man, this is weird, but were

most expensive restaurants in th

She was with some older guy, gray hair,

ld. "Are you s

e it was a business lunch or

fronted Olivia that night. Her face crumpled,

than? I was with Sarah! We ha

I felt like a monster. I did call Sar

e your own wife of something so horrible based on some gossip.

her and told her I was sorry, that I was just stressed and stupid. I buried the doubt,

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When Betrayal Burns: A Husband’s Revenge
When Betrayal Burns: A Husband's Revenge
“Something was wrong with Olivia. Small things at first: a new perfume, hidden texts, glossy shopping bags from stores we couldn' t afford. Then, during a video call from my business trip, the camera shifted, and I saw a men' s watch on her nightstand. A big, silver one. It wasn' t mine. Her smile snapped, her eyes darted away, and she stammered, calling it a "surprise" before disconnecting. When she texted an hour later, full of false cheer, I noticed new, expensive diamond earrings that I hadn' t bought. She claimed my sister, Sarah, had given them to her "ages ago." Her stories fell apart under the slightest probe. She was a terrible liar, her panic barely concealed by forced smiles. My gut screamed, but I clung to hope. But the cheap, plastic keychain she gave me as her "surprise" upon my return, while her brand-new designer handbag sat on the counter, next to the memory of that expensive watch, shattered any illusions. I became withdrawn, playing the broken husband. Yet, when I "forgot" my wallet and returned home, I heard Olivia whisper to Sarah about "Mr. Davies" and a deal. My sister, my own flesh and blood, had sold my wife to her boss for a promotion. The realization was a physical blow. My wife, my sister-they had betrayed me in the most heinous way imaginable. They thought I was an idiot, a clueless fool. But the game had just begun.”
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