Amber angry off on Anthony When she findsout he secretly meet Shayla😱

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😱 Amber GOES OFF on Anthony After Finding Out He Secretly Met Shayla! — 

It was supposed to be a peaceful evening. Amber had just returned from a long day at work, ready to enjoy a quiet dinner with Anthony. But everything changed with one unexpected phone call.

Amber’s best friend, Layla, called her in a panic.

“Girl, you need to check Anthony. I just saw him at the café on 6th… with Shayla.”

Amber's heart dropped. Shayla?! The same Shayla who had been at the center of chaos, lies, and drama in their lives? The same woman who nearly tore their relationship apart?

Amber didn’t even wait for dessert. She jumped into her car, drove straight to Anthony’s apartment, and stormed inside.

“Where were you, Anthony?” she asked with fire in her eyes.

Anthony, caught off guard, looked nervous. “I—I was just out running some errands…”

“With Shayla?!” Amber shouted, throwing her phone on the couch with the photo Layla had sent her. It showed Anthony and Shayla sitting at a corner table — close. Too close.

Anthony sighed. “It wasn’t what it looked like. She asked to meet. She said it was about Kai.”

Amber snapped.

“You lied to me again! After everything we’ve been through? You couldn’t even tell me the truth? You SNUCK around with her!”

Anthony tried to explain. “I didn’t want to upset you. I just thought—maybe it was time to end things properly, for Kai’s sake.”

Amber cut him off, her voice shaking.

“There’s no proper with that woman. She manipulated you, faked papers, changed DNA tests — and you STILL ran back to talk to her?”

Tears welled up in her eyes.

“You say you love me, but every time Shayla calls, you go running.”

Anthony was speechless.

Amber grabbed her keys and headed to the door.

“Don’t follow me,” she warned. “You need to figure out if you want a future with ME… or stay trapped in the past with HER.”

As the door slammed behind her, Anthony was left alone—facing the consequences of one decision he thought wouldn’t hurt.