Seven Thousand Kilometers: The Betrayal of Two Hearts

For The Betrayal of Two Hearts, I would make that conflict much clearer: She told him the one thing she could never accept: sharing her husband with another woman.He said, of course.What he didn't tell her was that she already was.Isabella Pineda is forty-one, teaching Spanish through a failing internet connection in Maracaibo, when a Dutchman begins booking her lessons. One lesson becomes another. Conversation becomes friendship. Friendship becomes the kind of love Isabella had waited her whole life to find.Before she gives herself completely to him, she makes one thing clear. She could never live in a polygamous marriage. She could never share the man she loves with another woman.He understands.He agrees.And eventually, she marries him.Seven thousand kilometres later, Isabella discovers the truth: the man she married was already married to someone else.Now she is trapped inside the very life she told him she could never accept - not because she chose it, but because the choice was taken from her.Yet the cruelest part is that the love between them is real.