I Gave Birth Alone While My Husband Was with Another Woman

Christine spent nine months carrying billionaire Benedict Morgan’s child alone, decorating the nursery herself and still believing the baby might bring her husband home.

During twelve hours of labor he never picked up, and a stranger messaged that Mr. Morgan was aware and she should rest, even as the city saw him with his VP for the third time that month.

She held their daughter in a hospital room by herself, filed for divorce, and left so the girl would never learn to wait.

The affair had never been real: his VP wanted him, kept him from knowing his wife was in labor, and posted the photo minutes after the birth.

Benedict never touched another woman, yet he is losing his family; he has fired the woman who set him up, started seeing a counselor, and called forty-seven times in five days while the divorce papers sit unsigned.

He waits, learning every fever and 3 a.m. cry he missed, asking for a second chance he knows he does not deserve from a wife who has finally stopped begging to be loved.