

Thinking I Was Blind, My Husband and His Secretary Were Having An affair In Front Of Me
Chapter 1 of Thinking I Was Blind, My Husband and His Secretary Were Having An affair In Front Of Me
Two months into the pregnancy, I accidentally fell and suffered a miscarriage. Knowing this, Austin Sanders dropped his tens of millions of dollars in business dealings and rushed in frantic to see me at the hospital.
When he arrived, he coaxed me with gentleness, "It's okay, Baby. We can have another child. What matters most is that you’re safe. You’re my whole world. If anything happened to you, I wouldn’t want to live.”
However, when he said that, he was pressing down his young and dainty secretary while venting his primal canal with wild abandon right in front of me.
When he saw I looked a bit pale, Austin raised his and swept his hand on my slightly reddened eyes. He cooed at me, "Please don't be sad, Baby. Seeing you cry will break my heart."
I glanced at his secretary. She was lying beneath him with reddened eyes and trembling body. Seeing how hard she was trying to stop her voice escaped her mouth, I could only smile bitterly.
I had not told my husband that the surgery that I had three days ago was a success and that I was not blind anymore.
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"Madam, I'll go back first." Ruby Green, Austin's secretary winked at Austin and then with a slow and methodical movement, she pulled up her underwear. She said again, "Your miscarriage really had the boss worried. He rushed over here so fast, I thought he’d wear me out ...."
“Keep an eye on the company while I’m gone. If anything goes wrong …." Austin paused and gave her butt a playful pinch. "You'll pay for it."
Ruby stood on her tiptoes and gave Austin a passionate kiss before leaving reluctantly.
“Baby, are you feeling uncomfortable anywhere? Tell me, your husband,” Austin said in a concerned tone. He adjusted my pillows with care, tucked me in snugly and handed me a glass of warm water, then coaxed me to drink it sip by sip.
The nurse who walked in to take my temperature looked at me with envy. After all, everyone knew how much Austin adored his fiancée. Although I was blind, he showered me with endless love.
He was still a young man when he built his own business empire from the scratch and became famous but he remained devoted to one woman. His love for me was something he displayed proudly for the world to see.
I had once been consumed with self-doubt, so in desperation, because of my blindness, I bolted from him.
When I ran away, he went mad and searched for me across the entire city. When he finally found me, he clung to me as if he’d regained his entire world. His heart pounded wildly and his voice even trembled when he said, "Sally, I can’t even imagine a life without you.”
We had been together for three years and in those years, he had been a perfect lover. He wholly devoted his body and soul to me.
At the height of his affection, he would even kneel at my feet, kiss the back of my hand and confess he couldn’t live without me. Even now, his eyes sparkled and brimmed with affection for me.
Yet, in the end, the same man had betrayed me. He had the audacity to engage in such a sordid act with his secretary right before my eyes.
I turned away and gently pulled my hand from his grasp then said, "I want to go home."
He immediately wrapped his arms around me and planted a kiss on my forehead. “Of course, baby. If you want to go home, we’ll go home. I’ll arrange for a private doctor to care for you there.”
When we returned, the first thing I saw was Ruby lounging on the couch in my bathrobe.
Her eyebrows arched slightly when our eyes met.
Austin's hand that was holding my hand, stiffed a little. He guided me to into the living room, turned on the stereo to play some music.
“Baby, sit here for a bit. I’ll make you some brown sugar tea,” he said.
I sat on the couch and watched her followed him into the kitchen. There, the two of them exchanged tender kisses and whispered intimately.

















