Love the Second Time Around Novel

Chapter 4 Confrontation

I was so mad that I took a glass from the table and threw it at the computer screen. Smash! Smoke billowed out of the broken computer. I had never felt more alone in my life.

I must have come across as such a naïve fool earlier when I declared righteously to Dominic about my intent to remain faithful to my spouse and my family when he had been holding on to footage of my husband’s philandering ways all along. God, he must have been trying so hard not to burst into laughter.

Shakily, I pulled my phone out to dial my husband. I had to retype the number several times when my fingers slipped from anger. At one point, I even had to close my eyes and breathe deeply to subdue my fury.

The line connected quickly, and I heard Julius’ greeting over the phone. “What’s up?” He sounded like he always did, indifferent and a bit distant.

What’s up? Are you for real now?

I couldn’t believe he still had the audacity to ask me that when I was about to explode from my anger.

“Oh, I just wanted to know where you were two days ago.”

incriminating video was

At about seven, Julius had yet to return, so I

phone rang on and on for a long time. Just when I thought my call would go unanswered, Julius picked

have dinner alone. Before I could even mutter a reply, he had hung

engagement, eh? And to think I was that gullible to believe him! They

been working overtime or entertaining clients every day. Where else

the other end of the phone, Julius did not sound guilty or worried at all as he parroted his usual reply. Right then, I could not help but wonder if he had been cheating on me for every “overtime” and “client entertainment” he

entertainment. The company must’ve saved a lot on entertainment funds if the director could do the deed

impulsive person, though I was an ugly sight

here, I would’ve thrown that glass

few seconds later, he spoke calmly. “I have no idea what

banging that woman,

doubly infuriated because Dominic had been the one who shared the video with me. My clueless naivety had been stripped bare

replying, “I’m in the office right now, and I don’t want to argue with