Please read these warnings before you start:
1. The story involves emotional and physical infidelity. The players ultimately choose to return to their families, or return physically while their hearts remain elsewhere. Infidelity, whether emotional or physical, is immoral and should never be encouraged!
2. The story's values are problematic. The views expressed in the story are not those of the author or the real-life players. Please don't make personal attacks or attack anyone in the comments. Comment only on the plot, without making insinuations or dragging real people into it. If you don't like this kind of story, don't click on it.
3. In today's materialistic world, men and women, especially successful men, face many, many temptations. The difference lies in the choices each person makes. This is one of the inspirations for the story. The story is fiction, and reality is reality.
4. Please don't attack the wives who choose to forgive. Everyone's circumstances are different, and sometimes the sunk costs are too great to walk away. Finally, to everyone facing temptation: if you don't love your partner, don't hurt them. Don't forget that your wife or husband was once young, lively, and in the prime of their youth too.
5. Don't be fooled by the characters' own justifications. There is no excuse for infidelity. Read with a critical eye.
6. In the end, love comes down to conscience. Do you still have yours?
(A preemptive bow to every character based on a real person in this story.)
When good men face temptation, they ultimately choose to return to their families. Some succeed, some fail, and some fall into the same trap again...
1. Paolo Maldini: After founding Sweet Years, he meets Bianca Romano, a beautiful, bright, and talented first-year design student at the University of Milan.
2. Thomas Muller: After fourteen years of being child-free, he meets Lady Renia Fugger, an aristocratic fan who claims she wouldn't mind having an illegitimate child with him.
3. Philipp Lahm: After retiring and taking a job with the football association, he meets politician Chris Weber.
4. Declan Rice: After transferring to Arsenal, he meets Odette Rohan, a French heiress with a stunning figure, an even more impressive family background, and breathtaking beauty.
5. David Beckham: After transferring to Real Madrid, he meets rebellious Spanish aristocrat Lady Margaret Portman.
6. Zinedine Zidane: After being dismissed from Real Madrid for the second time, he meets Elvana Aliya, a girl from an Albanian slum who worships and adores him.
7. Raul Gonzalez: After transferring to Schalke 04, he meets Grace Pappas, the daughter of a Greek business tycoon.
8. Fernando Torres: After joining Milan, he meets his first love, Ainoria Villa, now divorced and raising a child.
9. Josep Guardiola: After signing divorce papers with his wife but not actually divorcing, he meets Daphne Ovid, a delicate, clinging vine of a woman.
10. Jose Mourinho: After separating from his wife but not divorcing, he meets Evelyn Ellison, the Tottenham boss who fully supports him.
11. Xabi Alonso: After taking charge of Bayer Leverkusen, he meets Gaia Bayer, a major shareholder of the Bayer Group.
12. Mikel Arteta: After taking charge of Arsenal, he meets Aurora Kroenke, the boss's daughter, who is willing to give him money.
(Usually, each chapter is a separate short story. When the characters give their own accounts, the story is generally told from the man's perspective. Some chapters take the form of online forum posts.)
P.S. This is a short story, updated irregularly. Feel free to give it a try.
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Lao Bei didn't cheat once or twice. . Victoria is also really tolerant. . I'm curious if she has ever tried to fight back against Lao Bei. . I feel like this is really unfair between men and women. In the same betrayal of the family, women pay a greater price. . But then again, it's okay to be thick-skinned and get through it 🐶 🐶 [clown] [clown]. The most unfair thing is between those who live honestly and those who are dishonest. .
This got me thinking. . Those so-called first wives who arrange women for their husbands when they are pregnant or hate their uncontrollable cheating [clown] [clown] [clown]
Oh, I hope Avaza can continue well, protect his mother, stay strong, and don't recognize the man who abandoned his wife and son back then 😭
Teacher, please, we are all a family. If you have any good ideas in your mind, you must show them to us 🤩 🐶
Rich women are generous. Usually it's not when the man cheats on her or does something particularly disgusting. The boss women love to support their male lovers or male lovers. .
Reminds me of Brazil's most affectionate Neymar hahahaha
I feel that Bei and Wei are more like business partners because their image is so tied to their commercial value, so partners last longer than any kind of love.
Teacher, teacher, I want to know if there will be male guests added later [Caigou]
I agree, and now cheating and all kinds of cheating are glorified. In the past, the terms were just "cheating" and "extramarital affairs", but now they have a bunch of different terms, which sound very literary and aggrieved. There are things like "soul confidant", "spiritual match", "short-term heartbeat", "human regret", and the euphemistically called "open relationship" and "emotional redemption". It seems that the fault is not the cheating person, but the marriage that failed him first. An upright and honest person is unlucky enough to be slandered, making it seem like he is not a human being and is persecuting others [clown] [clown] [clown]
Hey, although, I am a bit of a strong woman [let me be healthy]. I like to see high-ranking women who are capable of getting away from their feelings while being involved, rather than the kind who rely on men and end up with unreliable men. That will only make me unable to flow anywhere, and I will get angry every time I see it 😭