Trick My Husband into Sleeping with My Bestie Again

Episode 1

Audrey takes the stage at a ten-million-dollar celebration, thanking her husband Victor and her best friend Delila for making it all happen. But the toast barely lands before cracks show. Victor is drunk and dismissive, and the conversation turns cold: Audrey can't give him children, and eight years of marriage hang over every word. Victor married her for her family's inheritance, and Delila isn't just a friend—she's his secret lover, pressing him about what happens if Audrey never conceives. The question of how to make Audrey disappear is already being whispered. The celebration is a mask, and it's slipping.

Episode 2

The conspiracy sharpens. If Audrey can't have children, Victor can never touch her family's money—unless she's gone. Victor insists he'll get everything once she disappears, and he claims a plan is already in motion. Then Audrey walks in on them. The confrontation explodes fast: Victor calls it another one of her episodes, and Delila insists she protected the marriage. Audrey's fury is met with mockery, not remorse. Victor twists the knife by admitting he loves her money, not her. The people closest to her have already decided she's the problem to be removed.

Episode 3

Delila doesn't deny the affair—she reframes it, claiming she turned Victor down and protected Audrey's marriage, so Audrey should be grateful. Then the walls close in. Victor tells Audrey everyone is on his side: her doctor calls her unstable, his lawyer is on his payroll, and her finances report straight to him. She owns nothing. All these years were spent waiting for her to have a baby. What follows is brutal—an attack on Audrey, and Victor immediately spins it as self-defense, telling Delila to get her story straight because everyone knows she's crazy. By tomorrow, they'll be billionaires. But Audrey's eyes open again.

Episode 4

Audrey wakes in 2017—alive, and back before any of it happened. She understands the trap now: Victor spent years making everyone believe she was crazy, even convincing her of it. This time she moves quietly. She calls Silas to reassess her mental fitness, and when he asks if she wants to reclaim her assets from Victor, she admits she can't trust him. But her goal is bigger than paperwork. She wants to return to work, take everything back, and avenge both her baby and her own death. The prey has become the one pulling the strings.

Episode 5

Audrey wakes sore and disoriented, and Victor is right there with a soothing story—she was drunk and fell, and the drink he hands her is a remedy he says is good for cramps. She pushes to return to work, but he deflects, reminding her she had an episode last month and her father just passed. Audrey quietly corrects him: her father died two months ago. Still, she plays along, and he dangles a connection to Mrs. Steele as a reward for seeming better. Then she asks him to put something in her water—a small test of how much control he really has.

Episode 6

Audrey thinks she might be pregnant, and Victor's reaction is immediate and too bright—he's thrilled, because a baby unlocks her father's money. When she needles him about finally getting her daddy's money, he pivots to playing the happy father-to-be. At the doctor's office, the news lands hard: she isn't pregnant. It's likely just a stomach bug or something she ate. Victor's disappointment curdles into pressure, and the visit ends with instructions—antidepressants for the next month, plus supplements. The care is starting to look a lot like a leash.

Episode 7

Victor corners Audrey about the call to Silas—why ask about her mental fitness instead of talking to him? She deflects, saying he's always busy and she didn't want to disturb him. She keeps pushing to go back to work, and he keeps brushing it aside, reminding her she's the boss so no one needs her. Then he produces her supplements and tells her to keep trying for a baby, suggesting a weekend at the club to get away from everything. The concern is warm on the surface and suffocating underneath—every offer comes with a condition.

Episode 8

Adrian returns from the airport with presents, and Audrey's reaction is sharp and strange—she lashes out, then apologizes, blaming a bug on his hand. The room fills with talk of Paris, the club weekend, and Adrian's conference at the Ritz. Underneath the chatter, the pressure is relentless: Victor reminds her they won't get the inheritance until there's a baby, and he pushes back against a business demand. Then he corners Audrey for intimacy, dismissing her refusals—a man has his needs. She stops him cold. The mask of the doting husband is cracking in plain sight.

Episode 9

The antidepressants are doing their job—Audrey is foggy and tired, and Victor reminds her to take her supplements while needling her about Delila. The talk turns to Adrian and Delila, and Audrey's resolve hardens: she'll give Victor what he wants, then take everything away from him. When she calls Victor about the road trip, he claims he's unwell and tells her to enjoy it with Delila instead. It's a setup dressed as a favor. Audrey ends the call with Adrian's name on her lips, and the pieces of her counterattack begin to move.

Episode 10

Adrian makes his move: just the two of them for the weekend. Audrey reminds him she's married, and he answers, "Not this weekend." Then a familiar face appears—someone who didn't expect to see her here and clearly misses her at work, saying it isn't the same without her. Audrey hints she'll be coming back soon, and the news lands as the best thing they've heard. The warmth is genuine, and so is the danger: every ally she reclaims is one Victor loses. Adrian's name hangs in the air as the next chapter starts.

Audrey's revenge is just getting started—settle in and watch her turn every one of Victor's allies against him.