I’m standing there, phone in hand, when the notification pops up. It’s a message from her, but something feels off. The preview shows a glimpse of her in that red bodysuit, the one with the intricate patterns. She’s standing in our bedroom, the bookshelf in the background, books spilling out, a mess of her usual chaos. The caption reads, ‘Come and get me.’ But it’s not meant for me. It’s for Sahin, her colleague. The realization hits hard, a punch to the gut. I scroll through the thread, seeing the photos she sent, each one more revealing than the last. The sheer black underwear, the garter strap, her bare feet on the wooden floor. It’s all there, laid out for him. I can almost hear her voice, playful, teasing, ‘You won’t believe what happened…’ But I do believe it. I’ve seen it. And now, so has he.
The Moment of Truth
I’m frozen, phone still in hand, the room spinning. The natural light from the window casts shadows, highlighting the chaos. Her laughter echoes in my mind, the sound of her voice as she sent those photos, thinking they were for me. But they weren’t. They were for him. The betrayal stings, a sharp pain that cuts through me. I can see it all now, the way she posed, the way she smiled, the way she thought she was being clever. But she wasn’t. She was just being careless. And now, I’m the one left holding the pieces, trying to make sense of it all. The photos, the messages, the laughter. It’s all a mess, a tangled web of her mistakes and my pain.I put the phone down, the screen still glowing, the images still fresh in my mind. The room feels smaller now, the bookshelf looming, the books a reminder of all the stories I’ve read, all the tales of betrayal and heartache. But this is different. This is real. This is my life, my wife, my pain. I can’t help but wonder what he thinks, what he feels, seeing her like that. Does he pity me? Does he laugh at me? Or does he just see an opportunity, a chance to take what’s mine? I don’t know. And I don’t want to know. All I know is that this is my reality now, a cuckold’s tale, a story of her mistakes and my suffering.I take a deep breath, the air heavy with the weight of her actions. The room is quiet, the only sound the ticking of the clock, a reminder of the time passing, the moments slipping away. I pick up the phone again, the screen now dark, the images faded. But the memory remains, a stark reminder of her mistake, of my pain. I scroll through the messages one last time, the words blurring, the images fading. And then, I put the phone down, the decision made. I’ll let it go, let her mistake be her burden. Because in the end, it’s her story, her mistake, her life. And I’m just the cuckold, the man left behind, the one who knows the truth.


