Cheating Husband Mc Infidelity Forgive Romance - Beyond the broken vow #942627

Naya Archer didn’t lose her marriage in a moment of betrayal.
She lost it slowly—while standing beside the man who was quietly replacing her.
For ten years, Naya was the unseen force behind Santiago Avalos’s rise: managing reputations, smoothing crises, absorbing damage so his image remained flawless. In public, they were untouchable. In private, he was unfaithful—and convinced she would endure it in silence, the way powerful men’s wives always do.
He was wrong.
Naya doesn’t confront. She doesn’t beg. She doesn’t expose the affair in a blaze of scandal. Instead, she watches. She documents. She withdraws the invisible labor that kept Santiago’s world intact—and waits for gravity to do the rest.
As Santiago tightens his control, mistaking her silence for submission, Naya steps into her own visibility for the first time. Old allies remember her brilliance. New power structures shift toward her. And in the midst of the fallout, Nash Robbins—controlled, perceptive, and immune to Santiago’s charm—sees Naya not as a wife, but as a force.
What begins as strategic alignment turns into something far more dangerous: desire without desperation, intimacy without illusion. But wanting again comes at a cost. Naya must choose between the safety of emotional containment and the risk of being fully seen—by a man who refuses to own her, rescue her, or define her.
When Santiago finally realizes what she’s done, it’s already too late. His reputation fractures. His power erodes. And the woman he assumed would clean up after him one last time refuses—without explanation, without apology.
There is no forgiveness here.
No reconciliation.
No second chance for the man who broke the vow.
Only a woman who walks away with her dignity intact, her desire earned, and her future no longer shaped by damage control.
BEYOND THE BROKEN VOW is a searing, slow-burn romance of infidelity and absolute empowerment—where love is not a reward for endurance, and leaving is the bravest act of all.