My Mother Helped My Lying Husband to Cheat On Me — Novel

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A shattered trust leaves Bailey at a crossroads, her world collapsing as her mother not only defends her cheating husband but also blames her for their childless marriage. How could the woman she once saw as her rock turn against her in such a pivotal moment? As the truth spills out through photographs and whispered secrets, Bailey grapples with betrayal from both the man she thought loved her and the mother who raised her.

With every confrontation, the stakes rise. Can Bailey reclaim her voice in a family that seems to prioritize loyalty to a liar over blood? In the shadow of her mother’s unexpected alliance with Eric, she must navigate a minefield of deception, self-doubt, and the haunting question: Who can she truly trust?

As she prepares to confront the reality of her crumbling marriage, Bailey finds herself torn between the love she once felt and the stark betrayal that now defines her life. Will she find the strength to stand alone, or will the ties of family and loyalty continue to bind her to a love built on lies? In this gripping tale of betrayal and resilience, the truth is only the beginning.

My Mother Helped My Lying Husband to Cheat On Me1

My husband cheated on me, but my mom even spoke up for him.

She blamed me for not having kids, so he went to someone else.

She even said she would rely on him in her old age and told me to get lost.

I remained silent for a long time before speaking, "Mom, we have been together for more than ten years. Is an outsider more important to you than me?"

Her eyes flickered. She hesitated and finally got angry. "You have no say in this family. Get out!"

I sneered, "Mom, I forgot to tell you that when Dad left, he gave me his property. You and him can both get lost!"

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I looked at the thick stack of photos in my hands, unable to stop trembling, but I managed to suppress the anger inside me.

Okay, Eric Carter, you're really good at hiding. You've long had an affair, but you always acted like you loved me so much.

"Why didn't you tell me earlier?"

My best friend Anna Turner sighed deeply as she hugged me.