After Our 7th Anniversary Betrayal, I Divorced Him

That night, my boss arranged a dinner party to introduce us to a new group of models. I arrived at the restaurant. As I walked past the private room next door, a familiar male voice suddenly caught my attention. I'd stopped walking before I even realized it. I looked through the c***k in the door. Inside, I saw my husband, Jayden Moran, sitting there. He was looking at the person across from him with a warmth I had never seen before. The two of them were smiling and chatting like they were all alone in the whole world. I stood there in a daze. So, Jayden could be gentle, too. It was a side of him I had never known. Coincidentally, today was our seventh wedding anniversary. That morning, Jayden had told me he had work tonight. I guessed he had forgotten. After all, I was already used to it. I had only come here because of my boss. I never expected to accidentally walk into his dirty little secret. I could not see the person sitting opposite Jayden from my angle. Still, stories about rich and successful men keeping secret lovers were nothing new. After Jayden reached the top, there had always been plenty of women flirting with him. I knew some of them. In the beginning, he had always rejected them without hesitation. He was careful with his actions and never gave anyone a reason to gossip. This time, with rumors spreading everywhere, it seemed they were probably true. After seven years of marriage, I trusted my instincts. I just refused to believe them because of everything we had been through together. I never planned to storm in and confront him. I turned to leave, but the door suddenly opened. The person who walked out was not Jayden. It was Elaine Newerk, the college student I had once helped. I stared at her in disbelief. She recognized me, too. She smiled and reached out, wanting to hold my hand. I moved away without thinking. Her hand stopped in the air. A moment later, her face filled with hurt. Jayden came out right behind her. The moment he saw me, he froze. Then, he looked at me with a mocking smirk and said, "Why are you here? Have you started stalking me now?" Looking at them standing side by side, I could not help but feel like I was the one who did not belong. They looked like a perfect couple. Before I could speak, Elaine moved closer and linked her arm around Jayden's. She looked up at him sweetly and asked, "Jay, do you know Newie?" I slowly tightened my fists and looked at Jayden. He only raised an eyebrow before calmly saying, "We're just ordinary friends." Ordinary friends? I almost laughed at how ridiculous it sounded. Jayden had always been careful about keeping boundaries. Yet this time, he let Elaine cross that line. He accepted their closeness without any explanation. Deep inside, I knew this would happen one day, but my heart still hurt when I heard it from him. Why did it have to be Elaine? Of all people, why did it have to be the girl I had once helped with all my heart? I looked straight at her and asked, "Do you know he's married?"