"He Worked 70 Hours a Week, So I Had No Choice But To Cheat"

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I thought I deserved more attention. My husband Shane was a hero—he worked seventy hours a week to pay for our dream house and my cancer treatments. But while he was grinding to save my life, I was lonely. So I invited my high school ex, Zander, into our home. I thought I could have it all: the husband who paid the bills and the lover who gave me the thrill.

When Shane caught us, I didn't apologize. Instead, I falsely accused him of the unthinkable to win the divorce. I took the house, the kids, and the money. But I didn't realize that Zander was a con artist who would drain my accounts dry. Now, Shane has a new family and a perfect life in Texas , and I’m standing in the doorway of the mansion he paid for, holding an eviction notice.

This is the story of how I traded a good man for nothing and lost everything in the process.

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