She Brought Her Lover Home, I Chose Divorce — Novel

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In the tangled web of love and betrayal, Ethan Brooks faces a heart-wrenching decision as his wife, Claire, prioritizes her childhood sweetheart over their marriage. With every hug and every late-night visit, Claire’s loyalty to Ryan, a man battling severe depression, deepens the rift between husband and wife. Can love survive when the lines of friendship and devotion blur?

As Ethan grapples with feelings of inadequacy and betrayal, he finds himself caught in a whirlwind of conflicting emotions. The life he built for Claire, sacrificing his own dreams for her success, now feels like a distant memory. When Claire brazenly brings Ryan into their home, Ethan must confront the painful reality of his wife's choices. Will he stand by as his marriage crumbles, or will he take the leap to reclaim his own sense of worth?

With divorce looming and tensions rising, every message and every confrontation becomes a battle for hearts and futures. As the stakes escalate, Ethan must decide: is love worth fighting for, or is it time to walk away from the woman who has shattered his trust? In a world where loyalty is tested, will Ethan find the strength to choose his own happiness?

She Brought Her Lover Home, I Chose DivorceChapter 1

My wife’s childhood sweetheart suffered from depression.

To make up for his lack of family warmth, my wife often brought him home and cared for him closely.

They even hugged each other and slept in the same bed, under the excuse of “cuddle therapy.”

Just because of one question from him—

“When your baby is born, will you still treat me this well?”

—she didn’t hesitate to terminate the child that had just begun to form in her womb.

Furious, I rushed home to confront her, but she simply said:

“Ryan’s well-being is more important than anything.”

During this business trip, my wife once again brought her childhood sweetheart home to spend the night.

I pulled out the divorce agreement I had already prepared.

A woman with no sense of boundaries like this was unworthy of being my wife.

The next morning, just after I woke up, I received a barrage of calls from Claire Miller.

“Divorce? Just because of something so trivial? You actually went to a lawyer to file for divorce?”

I replied flatly, “Yes, exactly because of this.”

“Ryan just wants to stay here a few nights and feel some warmth of a family. Can’t you even tolerate that?”