Being Considerate In Marriage II, Contributed By @Olawalium
…continued… from part 1
She never suspected anything when they were dating nor even after they married. The woman is actually well to do, so she never bothered the man for anything concerning the welfare of the 2 children. In fact, she took the two kids to a faraway country just to prevent them from seeing the father or communicating with him.
Recently, the husband got her details through a friend and he contacted her. He begged her to allow him see the children and after several days of begging, the woman agreed and then visited them. As the wife, she welcomed them warmly, showed her to the guest room because she would be staying for roughly three days I think.
The wife cooked for her, she chatted and laughed with her all through as well. Night time came and they all went to bed and the shock happened. The husband begged her to allow him go to the guest room and sleep there with the other woman. His excuse was, ”I don’t want her to feel rejected”. Whaaaat!?! You don’t want her to feel rejected and you didn’t marry her? Since when has her feelings been a bother to him for roughly 8 years now? So, what now changed? He is suddenly concerned about her state of mind? That is laughable to say the least.
To make it even more laughable, the husband said sleeping in the same room with her would serve as compensation to the other woman for not marrying her. I shook my head in disbelief at the things some women accept all in the name of love and ‘I don’t want to ruin my marriage’. She is supposed to give it back to him right there and lock the door while keeping the keys. Let him do his worst and when people get involved, let him open his mouth and give that same excuse to people, so they can laugh at him.
She said she wasn’t happy with the decision and the next thing, the husband stood up, left her in the room and went to the guest room to pass the night with his ‘baby mama’.
…to be continued…
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