The nightmare of my life is Thi, my husband's ex-lover but a never-ending thorn in my side.
The story goes like this, my husband, Thi and I used to study at the same university. My husband and I were in the same class, Thi was two classes below us.
My husband and I were in the same class and school but we didn't talk or interact with each other. In such a crowded university class, how could we miss each other?
Well, actually my husband doesn't remember me but I know him, I know him because at that time he and Thi were in love and the whole university knew about them. Handsome guy and beautiful girl, he was a good student, she sang well and danced well. In general, they were an extremely famous couple in school at that time.
I am quite an introvert and don’t really like social activities, so I am almost invisible in class. When there is class, I go to school, otherwise I will work part-time, instead of focusing on volunteer activities at school, I go out to earn money. It’s not that my family is poor, but I like it that way, with money coming in and out, I can spend more comfortably.
After that, after graduating, I didn't know anything about that couple until I accidentally met him again. We got to know each other and then got married.
At the age of nearly 30, I thought that college love might or might not last, so when we met again, he was single, so there was nothing for me to wonder about. Should I ask why they broke up? I didn't even think about it.
Although my husband is not excellent in all aspects, he is extremely good at economics. I am also the one who earns money, so after 6 years of marriage, we have saved up quite a bit of money.
I gave birth to twins, a boy and a girl, so I decided not to have any more children to focus on raising them well. They are now 4 years old, well-behaved, healthy, and adorable.
Out of nowhere, I heard from some university friends that Thi, the school beauty queen at that time, had just been abandoned by her husband. To be exact, her husband abandoned her because Thi did not want a divorce, so he filed for a unilateral divorce. As for the reason, who knows about other people's family matters?
I wouldn't have cared, but when I scrolled through Thi's Facebook, from the single announcement post, I started to see my husband "angry". Every photo Thi posted, I saw my husband "angry".
My husband confidently interacted with Thi because he used a fake Facebook account. He thought I didn't know, but one time he gave his phone to his daughter to play with and I accidentally found out that he also used that Facebook account.
The needle can't be hidden in the bag, after that series of "anger", I finally caught my husband taking Thi to work. I asked why he took his ex-lover like that, my husband acted honest, upright, and straightforward and said it was on the way. Okay! I didn't catch him red-handed so he argued, I accepted.
Then I told him to pick up the child, he kept the child waiting from 4:30 pm to 7 pm. The reason was to take Thi's daughter swimming, Thi's family had no men so my husband wanted to help.
My husband and I have an apartment for rent, my wonderful husband terminated the contract to bring Thi to live there without telling me, and the house is clearly in my name. I did not agree, so my husband rented a more luxurious apartment for Thi to live in.
At this point, I vaguely understood. I called my husband out to talk clearly about what he meant, but from beginning to end, he just bowed his head.
When I asked him if he wanted to divorce and get back with his ex, he didn't dare answer, continued to be silent but didn't refuse.
At this point, I know it will be difficult for me to keep my children's father. But my problem now is how to divorce so that my two children do not suffer.
The ladies asked me why I didn't make a fuss, didn't fight? Actually, if my husband was just having an affair with some other woman, I would have made a big fuss. But unfortunately, these two people loved each other, my husband found his true love again, I couldn't stop him even if I wanted to.
It's true that wherever it rains, my face is cool. My family thought that my happiness would be blown away by a gust of youthful wind. You never know, sisters!
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