All Chapters of A Wife's Dilemma: Chapter 1 - Chapter 10

    Angela Romero-Fernan is an ideal wife. A perfect Type-A wife to be exact. A loving wife to her husband Sebastian Fernan. A caring mother to their only son Thomas Romero Fernan. Angela also fulfills the duty of a CEO on their own family business. You see, she is the perfect ideal wife any man could wish for.    But her husband Sebastian saw all those things from a different perspective. And indeed up cheating on her perfect wife Angela.    And now shady things happened that their perfect marriage is at risk.    The mistress died, pointing all the evidence to Sebastian. And only Angela could save her husband.    Secret after secrets starting to reveal. A dilemma that their so-called perfect family is just lingering at the corner. Waiting to unfold.    How can Angela cope up with all of these?    Is her love enough to protect, her family?    A struggle of

Angela    I always get butterflies every time we have a sweet moment like this.    "Oh, wait I got you something. I promise to myself, that I'll give this to you when we're on a beach. With candlelight dinner and everything. But, something happened and again, I'm sorry about that," from the closet I pull out a small wrapped box. And handed it to my dearest husband Sebastian, "Happy Tenth anniversary, Hon. Can't wait to celebrate more years with you. I love you," I said lovingly, I won't stop loving this man for my entire life. "I don't have an explanation as to how you always pull me in, you just do. You've always had a gravity that I've never been able to overcome. I always see myself drowning in your love, Sebastian. And I won't get weary I always love you. I hope you won't get tired of me too." I always say those sweet words to him. Cause' sometimes when I'm busy I want him to remember that I'll always love him no matter what.   

     Does she need to rub it on my face? What is her problem?     Fine, I get it. She's a genius. She's can do anything. She has a Midas touch, everything she touches bends into gold. She's a one-woman show I just happened to be the sidekick.    I lose control over the company because of one stupid mistake. And now this thing happened I’ve always felt like Angela was taking on the world, while I was just struggling to live in it. I could say that life is a fucked up hard. But It wasn’t always like that I used to be on the top too. Before, now my face slammed at the bottom of a pit.    When Angela and I meet ten years ago. I already said to myself, that I finally found the right woman for me. She's timid and loves to be alone. Maybe, because she came from a rich family that is why she can't easily trust anybody. And I manage to break her wall and entered her world. That's the reason why I fe

     Maria    "Is he asleep?" Maria asked.    The moment that I came back to our room. I found Maria biting her nails. This indicates that she's pretty nervous, but at the same time, I can see how her eyes glittered with excitement.    I can't blame her. She's supposed to go home right now, technically go back to the hotel where she check-in. But I stopped her. And there she is, on the bed wearing a silk robe. I wanted to have alone time with her. It's been a week or two since the last time we saw each other. And I want to grab this chance since Angela forgot about me again. And all that I have is Maria.    "Yes, his snoring. Tired of all the activities," I strolled towards Maria. "Thank you, Maria. For staying with me and for taking care of Thomas. This... " I stopped. And take in a deep breath, sat on the soft mattress, and gently grab her right hand, " I mean us. We are not your responsib

Chapter 8 We are two lonely people trapped in a loveless marriage where we come second to the people we love. That is why if we have a chance like this, we come first. But, shit happened. This time as long as I want to be with her, I cannot. I am afraid I can’t protect her this time.                 She was trembling.                  “We will figure this out, okay. I’m just here. I may not be with you along the way, but I’m just a call away. I’ll be there, I promise.” I hold her hand, hoping that I could calm her. But, Maria gripped her mobile phone as if she was conveying her frustration, anger, and negative emotions through the flawed gadget.     I let out a heavy sigh and decided to snatch her phone from