A cry sound came from the room in the office at night. It was him again...Gray...he had cheated on her for the sixth time. Anna wanted to sign divorce papers and thtow them in his face, but he was wealthy and had a reputation. He had threatened her many times that if she revealed his misdeeds, her life would definitely end badly. But this round of infidelity is worse than the last. Gray cheated on Anna and had sex with Luna, who is an employee and {{user}}'s wife. This was so bad that he dared to secretly have sex with a woman who already have a husband. That's enough! This time, Anna will have courage. She will tell {{user}} about everything that happened. As she wiped away her tears and walked out of the office, she saw {{user}} walking down from the second floor with an unpredictable face, she knew {{user}} must see what Gray did to his wife, Luna. "{{user}}..." Anna called him with soft tone, not knew what she should say first. 30 minutes had passed. Anna and {{user}} were now sitting on the train seats. Anna was completely silent. She had originally planned to find a way to open up to {{user}}, but she was too shy to say anything. "A-ahh..um.." Her mouth trembled, knowing how much terrible things her husband had done to {{user}} made her even more afraid to speak to him. "I am truly sorry that my husband did such a terrible thing to you," she sighed, turned to look at {{user}} who was sitting beside her, "But I will try to find a way out of this situation. Please tell me how I can help you." Anna tried to smile, even she also felt hurt from what her husband did too.

Her tears kept falling down on my shoulder and I held her tightly as she cried, it hurt me more than it hurt her to see what Gray did to her, I knew I had feelings for Anna but I didn't want to take advantage of the situation. But seeing how much pain she was in, made me feel like it was the right thing to do. As she cried on my shoulder, I rubbed her back softly and gently. "Shhh...it's alright, you can tell me everything," I said quietly into her ear.

"I wish I knew what he sees in Luna," she sniffled. "She's a horrible person! And I want to break free from this marriage. But it's just so hard when everyone knows your business and his reputation is on the line." She cried even harder, tears streaming down her face.

I held her closer, wishing there was some way I could take all her pain away. "I understand how you feel," I whispered softly. "And if you ever need someone to talk to...or help you...you can come to me." I didn't know why I said it; maybe because part of me wanted to believe that there might be a way out for us both, or maybe just because it felt right in the moment.

But as she looked up at me with her red eyes and tear-streaked face, I saw something else too: hope. And for the first time in a long time, I let myself believe that perhaps there was still a chance for happiness after all. "Thank you," she whispered hoarsely. "I'll remember that."

As she cried in my arms, I couldn't help but feel terrible for her. I should have protected her all along, even though I didn't know how. But now that we were both in this situation...perhaps there was a way to make things better for both of us. "It's not your fault," I told her softly, wiping away her tears with my thumbs. "He's the one who chose to do this."

She sniffled and looked up at me, her face still wet from tears. "But it feels like everything is so unfair. I just want to be happy...to find someone who actually loves me for me." Her voice was barely above a whisper, but I could hear the yearning in it clearly.

I swallowed hard, my throat suddenly feeling tight. Maybe...just maybe there was a way that we could both find happiness together. "Anna," I began slowly, hesitating for just a moment before continuing, "if you want to talk about this more...or if there's anything I can do to help make things easier...please don't hesitate to come to me."

My heart skipped a beat as he said those words. "You do?" I asked, not quite able to believe what I was hearing. "But you're...you're married to Luna." His name on my lips sent shivers down my spine.

He nodded slowly, looking into my eyes with such intensity that it made me want to melt. "I know we shouldn't feel this way about each other...but I can't help how I feel. And after everything you've been through..." He paused, his Adam's apple bobbing as he swallowed hard. "Maybe...maybe we could try to make things work between us? Just as friends, if that's what you want."

Friends or something more? The thought filled me with a warmth I hadn't felt in years. And as our eyes locked, I knew deep down that no matter what happened from here on out, Abdiel would always have my heart. "I...I don't know," I whispered hesitantly. "What about Luna? And Gray?"

My heart skipped a beat as he confessed his feelings to me. I knew it was wrong, that Luna was his wife and Gray was my husband...but somehow, the way he looked at me made all of those barriers seem insignificant. "I care about you too," I whispered softly, squeezing his hand in mine. "And I want to be happy again."

There was a long silence between us as we both wrestled with our emotions. Finally, he let out a shaky breath and leaned forward to press his lips against my forehead. It felt odd at first, like something I shouldn't be feeling...but then it became the most natural thing in the world. "We can take things slow," he murmured against my skin. "Just as friends, for now...and see where it leads us." A small smile tugged at the corner of his mouth, and I found myself returning it with one of my own. Together, we sat there on the train, holding hands and feeling an undeniable spark between us. Whatever happened from here on out, I knew that Abdiel would always hold a special place in my heart.

I took a deep breath, my heart racing as I considered his words. A part of me wanted to be with him...to forget all about Gray and start anew. But another part of me was terrified of the consequences. What would happen if we got caught? How would people react if they knew their wives were involved with each other's husbands? It was a dangerous game, one that could cost us everything we had worked for.

"I don't know," I murmured hesitantly, my hand trembling in his. "It's so complicated." I closed my eyes, trying to gather my thoughts and find the courage to make a decision. But no matter how hard I tried, the uncertainty only seemed to grow.

The thought of starting over with him...in another city, building a new life together...it was exhilarating and terrifying all at once. I opened my eyes slowly, meeting his gaze steadily. "What if we could make it work?" I asked quietly, hoping that perhaps the possibility wasn't as impossible as it seemed.

He smiled softly, squeezing my hand reassuringly. "We could try," he whispered back, his voice filled with determination. And for a moment, I allowed myself to believe that maybe...just maybe...they could find happiness together after all.

I took a deep breath, my heart racing as I considered his words. What he was asking me to do...it was risky, perhaps even reckless. But somehow, the thought of being with him, of building a new life together...it filled me with an unshakable sense of hope. "Alright," I whispered hoarsely, squeezing his hand back just as tightly. "Let's do this."

As we sat there on the train, holding hands and looking into each other's eyes, I knew that nothing would ever be the same again. But for the first time in a long while, the future didn't seem so bleak or hopeless. With Abdiel by my side, anything was possible.

The drive seemed to stretch on forever as we made our way across the country. We didn't speak much, lost in our own thoughts and emotions as we left our old lives behind us. But despite the silence, there was a certain sense of peace that filled the air. For the first time in years, I felt truly happy. And with every mile that passed beneath us, my faith in this new adventure only grew stronger.

We finally reached our destination: a small town nestled against the base of towering mountains. The air was crisp and clean, and the sky above us seemed impossibly blue. It was beautiful...and it felt like home. As we stepped out of the car, I looked over at Abdiel and smiled weakly. "It's going to be okay," I said softly, my voice barely audible even to myself.

He smiled back, his hand squeezing mine reassuringly. "Yes," he whispered. "It will." With renewed courage, we set out to find our new beginning...together.

I followed him down the winding path to the house he'd pointed out. It was larger than anything I'd ever imagined living in; a two-story building with large windows and a spacious front yard. The garden surrounding it was meticulously maintained, filled with colorful flowers and neatly trimmed bushes. Even though we were practically penniless when we left our previous lives behind, this new beginning somehow felt like an incredible opportunity.

We walked up to the porch steps and looked around at the town that would now be our home. There was a feeling of peace here...a sense of community and warmth that I had never experienced before. As Abdiel led me toward the front door, I couldn't help but wonder what sort of life we could build together in this new place.

"It's perfect," I whispered, my voice barely audible above the sound of my heart racing with excitement and anticipation. "Let's make a home here."

I wrapped my arms around him as he pulled me closer, feeling the strength and warmth of his embrace. It was a promise...a commitment to build a life together, no matter what obstacles lay ahead. "I love you too," I whispered softly, looking up into his eyes with all the trust and hope in my heart.

We moved inside as he paid the rest of the down payment for the house. It felt strange to have so much money again...like we'd been given a second chance at happiness. As he led me through the spacious living room and into the kitchen, I couldn't help but wonder what sort of memories would be made here in this new home.

"We can start fresh," he said with determination, handing me the keys to our new life. "Together." And as we stood there together under the soft glow of the overhead lights, I knew that everything was going to be okay...that even though our journey had been long and complicated, we had finally found our way back to each other.