Married To My Ex-Husband’s Rival by Jobet GraySon

Chapter One

Amber’s POV.

It was already 10 p.m., and Kayden had still not gotten back from work, causing me to worry. I tried to call him several times, but he wasn’t picking up his calls, which made me very worried. He never took this long to pick up my calls, and whenever he had to stay out late, he would always inform me beforehand.

I’m not one to overthink, but for some reason, I had a bad feeling that something wasn’t right, and it made me restless. I made up my mind to head to his office. After driving for about half an hour, my black sedan car finally came to a halt in front of my husband’s company.

I walked into the company and noticed that there weren’t that many people around, but I had expected it since it was already past 10 p.m., and most of the employees would have gone home by this time, except the security guards.

I arrived in front of his office and slowly turned the doorknob, just in case Kayden was busy in his office and didn’t want to be interrupted.

“Ahh. Harder, baby. Keep pounding me right there!” I heard it as soon as I turned the door open halfway.

I froze on the spot, not wanting to believe that what I was hearing was real. I sharply inhaled and exhaled, pushing the door open further so that I could confirm whether or not I was really just hearing things or if what I thought was happening was happening.

I finally gathered the courage to push the door open completely, and my eyes grew ten times wider when I was met with the familiar faces of both my husband and my younger sister, having sex on his office table.

They didn’t even notice that I had walked in on them because they were too engrossed in having sex and moaning like two crazed people.

“Kayden, Marlene,” I managed to call out.

Kayden and Marlene halted and turned their heads when they noticed someone had walked in on them. Kayden had a surprised look on his face, as he wasn’t expecting me to suddenly show up, but as for Marlene, she had a nonchalant look on her face, almost as though she had been waiting for me to finally find out.

“Amber,” Kayden stuttered, pulling himself out of Marlene, who let out a soft moan.

“What’s going on here, Kayden? “Why are you and my sister in your damn office?” I asked, saying the first words that came to mind.

“I…I don’t know what to tell you, Amber, but I hope you understand,” Kayden responded, causing me to furrow my brows in confusion.

“W…what did you just say?” I asked, hoping I heard wrong. I was trying not to stutter, but I was too furious to help myself.

high time you know that Kayden and I love

coming to mind, and I just stood there, replaying Marlene’s words over and

me do the talking, babe,” Kayden whispered

give me for something so obvious?”

it. I forced myself into this marriage even though I loved someone else—your sister. We’ve been together for a while now,” Kayden confessed, his words

me, but I fought back the tears. “So, you’re telling me that all this time we’ve been

as it is, your marriage with me was never real. My heart has

you two rot in hell,” I muttered shakily before turning

happiness,” he said, a feeble attempt at consolation. Enraged, I ripped off one of my heels and hurled it at him with

of

walked back to

***

Three Months Later…

peace, I’m happy, I’m alive. I’m…

Alison Jones, my close friend and therapist, encouraged. We’d been in her office for over half

few weeks since my divorce from Kayden was finalized. Alison was the only

what you’re trying to achieve, Ali, but I can’t fake positivity right now,” I admitted honestly, and she

you tell me exactly what comes to mind when you think of your

after a few moments of

to explain why?” she inquired, and

because she betrayed me by sleeping with my

need you to be very honest with me, Amber. Do you only hate her for the affair and betrayal, or is there something deeper fueling

matter. It’s all because of what she

this, Amber, and be honest. Before the affair, has your sister ever done anything that made you almost hate

that upset me, but I never hated her for it. We

question. Has there been a time when you truly resented or almost hated your sister for something she said

changed. We stopped