Cheating destroys the trust that is at the heart of any relationship. But karma often steps in to show cheaters that the lies and pain they cause their partner might come back to hurt them in ways they didn’t expect. Jessica knew this to be true when she found out her husband was cheating on her. She was very sad, but then karma hit her hard, which surprised her. To figure out what to do next, she wrote a letter to ask for help.

Hey

Romeo (32M), my husband, and I (27F), got married two years ago. As of now, he’s been a wonderful husband. He works hard to make sure that we both have a nice life and that the family we want to start soon can too. He went on business trips every once in a while. He has been taking these two-day trips more often than usual lately, though. That’s what I thought it was his job.

When he got back from his last trip, I planned a surprise for him: I would clean up his car, which is something he always does himself. I found several bills in his car while I was cleaning. They all had reservations for the same hotel room in our town. Every date worked with his “out-of-town business trips.”

I chose not to talk to him about it. I quietly followed him instead while I waited for his next “business trip” because I already knew the address of the hotel. He was there with the other woman, as expected. I just stood there and watched them hug. I was so angry that my hands were shaking.

Then, out of nowhere, I came around the corner and confronted them. Roman tried to explain, but I wouldn’t listen. I drove home, got my most important things together, and then went to my parents’ house.

But I was shocked when I found out that his secret lover was actually a con artist. I found this out just a few days after I broke up with him.

It turned out that they had been dating for six months. Once she had my husband’s trust, she got him to open a joint account for their “future life” together, but she then took all the money out of it. She took all the money and ran away once she had everything she had planned.

Right now, my husband is pleading with me to forgive him. His punishment came a lot faster than I thought it would, which made my angry heart feel a little better. But he broke my trust, and I’m not sure if time will be enough to heal my wounds. I don’t know if I should give him another chance, maybe through couple therapy, or get a divorce and move on with my life, since we don’t have any kids together. Please help me with this matter by giving me wise advice.

Sincerely, Jessica”

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