He Cheated Ninety-Nine Times, I Decided to Let Go
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On our wedding night, he proposed an open marriage.
That was the first and most serious mistake I made in my life.
Killian Crestwood leaned back against the leather seat of his Maserati, a smirk tugging at his lips like he was doing me a favor.
“I’ll settle down eventually,” he said. “Just… not now. Not until I’ve had my fill of fun.”
I stared at him, too stunned to speak.
“And speaking of fun…” He ran a hand through his dark hair, the gold ring on his finger glinting under the streetlights. “One of my mistresses hit someone while drunk driving. The guy’s family is threatening to go public. You're going to take the blame.”
My blood ran cold. “Excuse me?”
He pounded the steering wheel, his voice tight with frustration. “They’ll listen to you. Just say you were behind the wheel.”
“No,” I snapped. “I’m not covering for your mistress.”
He shot me a sharp look, then opened the car door. “Then let’s just get a divorce.”
That was the first and most serious mistake I made in my life.
Killian Crestwood leaned back against the leather seat of his Maserati, a smirk tugging at his lips like he was doing me a favor.
“I’ll settle down eventually,” he said. “Just… not now. Not until I’ve had my fill of fun.”
I stared at him, too stunned to speak.
“And speaking of fun…” He ran a hand through his dark hair, the gold ring on his finger glinting under the streetlights. “One of my mistresses hit someone while drunk driving. The guy’s family is threatening to go public. You're going to take the blame.”
My blood ran cold. “Excuse me?”
He pounded the steering wheel, his voice tight with frustration. “They’ll listen to you. Just say you were behind the wheel.”
“No,” I snapped. “I’m not covering for your mistress.”
He shot me a sharp look, then opened the car door. “Then let’s just get a divorce.”

















































