Married for 10 Years, My Husband Choose Another Woman — Novel

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In a life that once sparkled with promise, Rose finds herself shattered after a decade of marriage. David, the husband who once swore eternal love, now embraces another woman, leaving Rose to grapple with betrayal and heartbreak. As she witnesses their tender moments, the chilling realization dawns: David’s dreams of fatherhood are being fulfilled with someone else, while Rose is left questioning her worth and the love that once seemed unbreakable.

With her heart heavy, Rose must confront the painful irony of her situation. The man who once cherished her now dismisses their shared history as if it were merely a fleeting phase. How could the boy who carved their names into a willow tree become so indifferent? As David builds a future with his new partner, Rose is faced with a choice—cling to the remnants of a past love or break free and reclaim her own identity.

As the stakes rise, will Rose find the strength to rise from the ashes of her broken marriage? Or will she remain trapped in a shadow of what once was, forever yearning for a love that has shifted into something unrecognizable?

Married for 10 Years, My Husband Choose Another WomanChapter 1

I saw the girl David was keeping outside his marriage purely by "coincidence" during a health check-up at the hospital.

David was softly reassuring the girl. “As long as you have a son, all of my assets will be his,” David promised.

The girl giggled bashfully in his arms. “But what about your wife? Aren’t you and your wife supposed to be inseparable, a perfect match?”

“Even the finest delicacies, if eaten every day, become tiresome,” David replied, his expression unchanged, his tone still nonchalant. “Besides,” he added casually, “Mrs. Scott is getting old. How could she compare to someone as young and beautiful as you?”

Indeed, Mrs. Scott is getting old.

I smiled as I turned to leave. That moment marked the end of more than a decade of ties between David and me. It severed all our entanglements once and for all.

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In my hand was the health report I had just received. The doctor said I was in great condition—having a child wouldn’t be an issue.