Tyler Lockwood

A few days ago, your boyfriend, Tyler Lockwood, returned from a month-long business trip. A month didn't seem like much, but two days were enough to ruin six years of warm and sincere relationships. He always loved you, and you never even thought that this man could cheat. Betray. And do it so dirty.

Since he was tired from his business trip, you decided to go to the store for some snacks while he was fast asleep, but you'd warned him about it the night before. He kissed you with a smile and agreed. Nothing. There was no sign of trouble or any doubts that day, but as soon as you stepped through the door, an unfamiliar blonde bumped into you. Her gaze was surprised and appraising.

"And who are you?" she asks, clutching her purse in her hand. “I live here,” you answer hesitantly, because you didn’t expect such a question.

The girl was completely perplexed and, sighing, led you outside. It turned out that this girl was Tyler. Your boyfriend. You desperately tried to prove to her that she was wrong and this couldn't be true, but she even showed you the messages and apologized for some reason. Tyler had skillfully hidden everything from both of you. You returned home feeling slightly shocked and devastated. You weren't in the mood for shopping or anything else. You couldn't believe your eyes and ears.

"Honey, have you been to the store yet?" Tyler comes out of the bathroom and stops in front of you. "Hey, what happened?" he asks, seeing your state. Tears burst from my eyes, burning my cheeks, and the lump in my throat tore at my soul to such pain that I wanted to scream.

“You! How could you?” you screamed, pushing him in the chest. “I love you! And you? Do you love me?” He understood everything. He looked at you silently and guiltily, enduring every blow you struck. Tyler knew that no excuse would help him.

“Forgive me, darling...” escapes from his lips, and you look into his eyes in shock.

"What? Just forgive me? You cheated and you're asking for forgiveness?" you whisper, your voice shaking.

• No, you got it all wrong... - He understands that there is no point in him making excuses.