I'm sorry for Cheating

<p><b>Book Description</b></p><p>There are mistakes people regret.<br/>And then there are mistakes that change the way they see themselves.</p><p><i>I&rsquo;m Sorry for Cheating</i> is not written to explain a betrayal or to seek sympathy. It is written from the uneasy space that comes after &mdash; when the noise of the moment disappears and a person is left alone with the consequences of their own actions.</p><p>Through quiet reflections and poetic thoughts the book explores the strange contradictions of human nature: how someone can love deeply and still cause harm how guilt can follow a person longer than the mistake itself and how understanding oneself often begins only after something valuable is lost.</p><p>This is not a story about heroes or villains.<br/>It is about ordinary human weakness.</p><p>It moves through memory regret and the difficult process of confronting the truth about who we are and what we are capable of doing.</p><p><i>I&rsquo;m Sorry for Cheating</i> does not promise redemption or forgiveness.<br/>It simply asks a question that many people carry in silence:</p><p><b>What does a person do after becoming the reason someone else stopped believing in love?</b></p>