My emotional world
Welcome to my emotional world
Welcome to my emotional world.
Young couples are generally in love with each other, but did not think of some people married for a long time also have cheating, a 40-year-old woman said: I have been cheating for ten years, how to walk the road in the future? Let's take a look!
Ms. Yang, 40 years old
Ms Yang and her husband had been married for ten years, though she is 40 years old, but still she looks like sweet, and very have temperament, her family and friends are very envy her, keep her appearance not only of great and also keep well, and her husband is very love her, often give money to her, let her buy the things like, she doesn't know to cherish, Nor what her husband had done for her.
Soon after her marriage, she attended a dinner party. She met a junior high school classmate who used to play very well. Her name was Xiao Wu, who was very handsome and gentlemanly. Did not think, Xiao Wu every day to find her chat, chat very happy, and he can talk, chat, they become a good friend to talk about nothing, also became her male bestie.
One day, she suddenly got a phone call from xiao wu, the xiao wu on the phone told her brokenhearted, sad and sad, only is a good friend to talk with her and want her to go out to play with him, she doesn't want to promise at the beginning, after all, her husband in the home, not go out, her husband suddenly received a phone call him to work overtime, after she saw her husband go to work overtime, Plus Xiao Wu kept calling her, and she went out.
She drank a lot of wine with xiao wu, unconscious, did the sorry husband and xiao wu, she felt very live up to her husband, when she got home, her husband asked her where to go, she said: "last night there was a female friends went to the birthday, late in the female girlfriends home asleep" her husband very believe her, for her husband's trust.
Her again with her husband that she often secretly cheating on her husband to find a lover, scary every day, for fear that others know, she don't think it is a way, she would consult with lover, she opened a clothing store, let her lover to development of the city where she often replenish onr's stock, so that the people around is not easy to detect them.
Then, she told her husband would like to open a clothing store, her husband love her very much, give money as soon as she opened a clothing store, clothing store need to replenish onr's stock, every time she went to the lover city replenish onr's stock, and the lover a lot of fun, also relaxed, after all there are no people know them, you can enjoy the play, don't worry about others found her looking for lover, Borrow to lover place city replenish stock, with lover come and go 10 years, she knows this kind and lover together, always be discovered, can she have 10 years with lover after all, she is very loathe to give up lover, the road after all how should walk?
Conclusion:
In the marriage, must be loyal to the marriage, to her husband, not because of a temporary impulse, betray the marriage and her husband, otherwise will make their own impulse to pay, therefore, need to protect the marriage.
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