Thinking I Was Blind, My Husband and His Secretary Were Having An affair In Front Of Me — Novel

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Sally once believed in the unwavering love of her husband, Austin, the man who promised her the world. But after a devastating miscarriage, she finds herself in a twisted game of betrayal, where her blindness has become the least of her concerns. As she lies in a hospital bed, Austin's tender words ring hollow, drowned out by the shocking sight of him with his secretary, Ruby. The façade of a devoted husband crumbles, revealing a man who can profess love while engaging in betrayal right before her eyes.

How can a heart be so easily torn between loyalty and desire? As Sally grapples with the painful reality of her husband's infidelity, a simmering rage ignites within her. Will she allow herself to be a silent witness to this betrayal, or will she reclaim her voice and power? The stakes rise as she contemplates a daring choice—one that could alter the course of her life forever.

In a world where love and deception intertwine, will Sally navigate the complexities of heartbreak and revenge, or will she find a way to rise from the ashes of her shattered dreams? Her journey unfolds in a tale filled with tension, passion, and the quest for self-worth.

Thinking I Was Blind, My Husband and His Secretary Were Having An affair In Front Of MeChapter 1

Two months into the pregnancy, I accidentally fell and suffered a miscarriage. Knowing this, Austin Sanders dropped his tens of millions of dollars in business dealings and rushed in frantic to see me at the hospital.

When he arrived, he coaxed me with gentleness, "It's okay, Baby. We can have another child. What matters most is that you’re safe. You’re my whole world. If anything happened to you, I wouldn’t want to live.”

However, when he said that, he was pressing down his young and dainty secretary while venting his primal canal with wild abandon right in front of me.

When he saw I looked a bit pale, Austin raised his and swept his hand on my slightly reddened eyes. He cooed at me, "Please don't be sad, Baby. Seeing you cry will break my heart."

I glanced at his secretary. She was lying beneath him with reddened eyes and trembling body. Seeing how hard she was trying to stop her voice escaped her mouth, I could only smile bitterly.

I had not told my husband that the surgery that I had three days ago was a success and that I was not blind anymore.

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