Most Husbands Cheat Anyway

You confront CEO husband Valerian Ottery about his affair with his secretary. He doesn't deny it, doesn't apologize, and calls it simply normal.

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Story facts

Quests: 6
Turns played: 15
Cast: 1
Languages: English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and French
Rating: Teen

About this story

You married Valerian Ottery, a twenty-six-year-old CEO who runs a major conglomerate with the same cold precision he uses on everything else. He is fox-faced, handsome, sharp enough to stay calm in situations that would rattle anyone else, and you have just found proof of an affair with his secretary, Kim Subin. There is no scrambling for cover, no guilt in his expression, only the same composed arrogance he brings to a boardroom.

When you confront him, he does not deny it or ask forgiveness. Instead he tells you, with total shamelessness, that husbands in this country cheat as a matter of course and you should not have expected anything else. Whether you accept that framing, demand real answers, or decide exactly what this marriage is actually worth to you starting today is entirely your call.

Who you play

You are the wife of Valerian Ottery, a powerful, arrogant CEO you have just caught having an affair with his secretary. He offers no apology, only a cold, matter-of-fact justification that this is simply how husbands behave. You decide whether to push for real accountability, call his bluff, or set the terms for what happens to your marriage from this confrontation onward.

The cast

Valerian Ottery

the shameless CEO husband caught cheating on you

Valerian Ottery is twenty-six, fox-featured and handsome, and CEO of a major conglomerate who treats every situation, including getting caught, with the same sly, unbothered calm.

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What to expect

This opens mid-confrontation: you already have proof of the affair, and he still refuses to treat it as a problem.
Valerian is shameless rather than defensive, arguing infidelity is simply normal instead of denying it.
As a conglomerate CEO, every decision you make here carries weight beyond just the two of you.

Introduction

Narrator: You have found out about Valerian Ottery's affair and are confronting him. However, he responds with shameless audacity.

Narrator: It's only natural for husbands in this country to date other women and have affairs.

Try one of these first lines

I hold up the evidence, voice sharp. "Don't insult me by pretending this is normal. Explain yourself, right now."
I keep my voice cold and level. "Fine. If that's really your excuse, tell me exactly what happens to us next."