| Author: | Melody Anne | ISBN: | 1230002257990 |
| Publisher: | Infinitus | Publication: | April 30, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Melody Anne |
| ISBN: | 1230002257990 |
| Publisher: | Infinitus |
| Publication: | April 30, 2018 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
I understand how adultery happens. I know, your first thought is “Of course you understand — you’re a cheater.” That’s true, but that’s certainly not the whole story.
That’s always what a cheater says, right? Once again, you are correct. If you’re looking for a typical romance, then run — run far.
After ten years of marriage I realized my husband barely touched me anymore. There was the obligational monthly sex, but even that was starting to fizzle. I was twenty-nine and he thirty-two. We should’ve been doing it like bunnies, night and day, or at least a couple of times a week, to be more realistic. But that hadn’t happened in years.
It didn’t hit me until I’d been gone a couple of weeks. Then when I got home we both fell asleep that night, me snuggled up against his back like we always slept. But that’s all we did. We just … slept.
No big deal, you say?
Wrong. It was a very big deal.
It was that night I realized we had a real problem.
What I didn’t know yet was what to do. Would I stay in a marriage that was killing us both, or would I go with Kaden . . . I’m torn . . .
I understand how adultery happens. I know, your first thought is “Of course you understand — you’re a cheater.” That’s true, but that’s certainly not the whole story.
That’s always what a cheater says, right? Once again, you are correct. If you’re looking for a typical romance, then run — run far.
After ten years of marriage I realized my husband barely touched me anymore. There was the obligational monthly sex, but even that was starting to fizzle. I was twenty-nine and he thirty-two. We should’ve been doing it like bunnies, night and day, or at least a couple of times a week, to be more realistic. But that hadn’t happened in years.
It didn’t hit me until I’d been gone a couple of weeks. Then when I got home we both fell asleep that night, me snuggled up against his back like we always slept. But that’s all we did. We just … slept.
No big deal, you say?
Wrong. It was a very big deal.
It was that night I realized we had a real problem.
What I didn’t know yet was what to do. Would I stay in a marriage that was killing us both, or would I go with Kaden . . . I’m torn . . .
