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#EXCERPT

#EXCERPT
"Yes I can find someone that looks better, cooks better, freakier, more submissive, with a few more curves, a few less blemishes, etc.

But I don't want someone else. I want YOU.
I have scars that no one else understands, but you do. We have memories worth holding on to that we can use to teach our kids how to love their wives and husbands. I don't want to keep starting over with a new face every time something goes wrong or the grass seems a little greener on the other side. I want OUR grass, OUR lawn, one house, and two cars...for US.

I don't care what else is out there. Our relationship can only be affected by what goes on between us. What's outside is irrelevant.
I know, we're both flawed as hell. But instead of always moving on when things get rough, how about you grab my a little tighter, and we make this thing work. We deserve the effort. Our love is worth it.."

-A Cheating Man's Heart Novel Series -> https://goo.gl/jk8Fow

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