She Satisfies Her Lover, I Destroy Her World — Novel

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In the aftermath of betrayal, Logan Dickerson confronts the unraveling of his marriage with Lois. Once a loving wife, Lois now stands as a stranger, her secrets tearing apart the life they built together. As he grapples with the shocking truth of her infidelity, Logan finds himself at a crossroads: should he fight to salvage what’s left, or embrace the cold comfort of revenge?

The stakes rise as he uncovers the identity of his wife's lover, Owen Black—a man who not only shares a past with Lois but also mirrors the child Logan believed was his. With emotions running high, Logan's resolve hardens. He has a plan, one that doesn’t just threaten Owen’s standing but has the potential to engulf them all in a whirlwind of scandal.

As tensions escalate and loyalties are tested, can Logan navigate this treacherous landscape without losing himself entirely? With every revelation, the line between love and hatred blurs. Will he reclaim his dignity, or will revenge consume him? In a game where hearts and reputations hang in the balance, the truth may be the deadliest weapon of all.

She Satisfies Her Lover, I Destroy Her WorldChapter 1

The day I confirmed my wife was cheating, I agreed to sleep in separate rooms.

Three months later, once I had enough evidence, I walked into her room again.

The moment I stepped inside, she switched off her phone and rolled over with her back to me. "I'm tired. Going to sleep."

I sat on the edge of the bed. "We need to talk."

"There's nothing to talk about. It's about that again, isn't it? I already told you, go find someone else outside. I'm just not in the mood."

Her impatient tone washed over me. I kept my voice level.

"If I go find someone else, what's the point of you being here?"

"Are you helping me shoulder any financial burden?"

"Are you providing any emotional support?"

"I handle every single thing in this household, big and small. If I'm going outside for that, what do I even need you for?"

Lois Walker turned around and glared at me. "What's that supposed to mean?"

"Divorce."

She sat up. "Logan Dickerson, just because I won't let you touch me, you want a divorce?"

"You say you can't share the financial pressure, can't provide emotional support. So who gave birth to the child?"

"Did he just spring out of a rock?"