My Husband Is Keeping a Girl Chapter 1

In the fifth year of my marriage to Gregory Chapman, the girl he kept in a hotel was exposed, and it became public knowledge.

To keep her from being labeled as the other woman, Gregory came to me holding the divorce papers and said, "Her father, Harold Palmer, helped me back in the day. Before he passed, he asked me to take care of Alice. Now that this has come to light, I can't just ignore it."

Over the years, Alice Palmer had always been Gregory's first choice.

In my past life, when I heard this, I broke down, yelling and refusing to divorce him.

It wasn't until I fell into severe depression that Gregory, after hearing Alice say, "Katherine doesn't look like she's sick," concluded that I was faking my illness. He thought I was just playing hard to get and setting me up to accuse me of cheating, and he filed for divorce.

It was then that I realized I could never compete with a favor owed. In despair, I tried to take my own life.

When I opened my eyes again, I didn't hesitate to sign those divorce papers.