A love poem.

“He has not concealed and written everything to me today. He has written that he is in love with a woman and he can’t leave her. He wants to spend rest of his life with that woman. I have written to him that he can keep that woman in our house and I won’t say a single word. I have requested him not to alienate me but, I think, that woman is not ready…"

A diary entry of a lonely mistress as she waits for that phone call from her married lover.

When all you want is to be a part of him but, he’s a part of someone else.

I looked at her picture with sympathetic eyes and entered the kitchen. I was going to cook the choicest dishes for my husband.

A woman who’s living the life she chose to…

The beginning of an relationship as teenagers that starts the path to always be the other woman.

Shelley takes Christopher to a family barbecue and verbally spars with “the other woman,” Robert’s wife. Which, to his amazement, leads the two women to bond, sort of.

I wrote this after catching my boyfriend cheating.