Betrayed After Birth I Divorced Him at His Mistress’s Wedding — Novel

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Betrayed after the birth of their child, Roberta Henson finds herself at a crossroads when her husband, Kevin Swanson, prepares to attend the wedding of the woman he once loved. After a year of tumultuous reconciliation, she thought their marriage was healing, but the revelation of a lingering connection to his mistress sends her spiraling. As Kevin packs his suitcase, Roberta's heart pounds with a mix of anger and heartbreak. How can he stand there, calm and composed, while the very air is thick with the weight of their shattered trust?

With their daughter’s needs hanging in the balance, Roberta grapples with her feelings of betrayal. Can she ever forgive him, or is this another cruel game played by a man who seems to care more for appearances than for her heart? As the specter of Adela looms larger, Roberta must confront not only her husband's past but also her own desires for love and retribution.

In a world where loyalty is tested and love can turn to ashes, Roberta must decide whether to fight for the family they built or to sever ties completely. Will she emerge stronger, or will the ghosts of their past consume her? The stakes are high, and the truth may cut deeper than she ever imagined.

Betrayed After Birth I Divorced Him at His Mistress’s WeddingChapter 1

Kevin Swanson had an affair with a subordinate twelve years his junior.

After I found out, he chose to come back to the family.

Until I happened to see an unsigned text on his phone.

I'm getting married tomorrow. Can you come to Harbor City to see me one last time?

It was only a three-hour drive from here to Harbor City.

If he left now, he'd get there around one in the morning.

I watched him pack his suitcase and said quietly, "That's a lot of clothes. Planning to sleep with her one more time while you're there?"

"Oh, should I grab you two a box of condoms?"

Kevin Swanson looked up. His face was tired in a way I'd never seen before.

"Roberta Henson, I already chose you. What more do you want?"

"Do you really need to drive me to my death before you're satisfied?"

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I remembered how panicked he'd looked when I caught him and Adela Fox in that hotel room.

And I'd acted just like those wives on TV who catch their husbands cheating—tearing at them, hitting them, fueled by rage and heartbreak. I took photos of them in their shame and posted them online.