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Listen to true cheating and betrayal stories
Every story on BetrayStories can be read aloud for free, right in your browser. You don't need an app or an account. Put your headphones in and press Listen.
How listening works
Read-aloud on every story
Open any story and tap Listen. Your phone or computer reads it aloud with its built-in voices. It's free and nothing is downloaded.
Your voice, your speed
Choose from the voices your device offers and set the speed from 0.8× to 1.75×. We remember both, and if you stop halfway we pick up where you left off.
Narrated episodes, as they come
We are starting to publish stories narrated with a consistent AI voice, in the podcast feed below. It's a small, growing selection. Most stories are available through read-aloud only.
Narrated episodes
Podcast RSS feedNo narrated episodes yet. The first ones will appear here and in the podcast feed. Until then, read-aloud works on every story.
Popular stories to listen to
The most-read anonymous stories right now. Tap Listen to open a story with read-aloud ready.
- The Language of LiesListen
about 5 min
- The Salad Bowl ConfessionListen
about 5 min
- Two Hours and an Empty ChairListen
about 4 min
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- She Met Me at the Door With a Bag of TrashListen
about 6 min
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- The BeReal BetrayalListen
about 5 min
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- A Child's Toy Exposed the TruthListen
about 4 min
- The Alibi His Running App Couldn't KeepListen
about 4 min
- The Fifty Dollar Line on Our StatementListen
about 6 min
- The Coffee Order That Told the TruthListen
about 5 min
Listening FAQ
Can I listen to cheating stories for free?
Yes. Every story on BetrayStories can be read aloud for free in your browser, with no account or app. Open a story and tap Listen.
Are these real stories?
They are anonymous, first-person accounts of cheating and betrayal. Names, places and identifying details are removed or changed before publishing.
Who narrates the stories?
Read-aloud uses the voices built into your own device. Narrated episodes use an AI voice, and we label them that way. We don't use human voice actors.