{"id":124,"date":"2024-10-31T14:44:53","date_gmt":"2024-10-31T14:44:53","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/momentsunfolded.com\/?p=124"},"modified":"2024-10-31T14:44:55","modified_gmt":"2024-10-31T14:44:55","slug":"my-husband-brought-home-a-pregnant-lover-and-told-me-to-move-to-my-moms-my-revenge-was-harsh","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/momentsunfolded.com\/archives\/124","title":{"rendered":"My Husband Brought Home a Pregnant Lover and Told Me to Move to My Mom\u2019s \u2013 My Revenge Was Harsh"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Eight years. Approximately 2,922 days. Around 70,128 hours. Every single second, my heart kept harping on just one name \u2014 MIKE, my husband. I thought he loved me with the same intensity. Oh, how wrong I was! I\u2019m Michelle, a faithful wife who loved her husband like crazy, until that fateful evening when my world turned upside down and inside out\u2026\ud83d\udc94\n

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Agatha and Richard met in college and settled in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where Richard grew up. They hoped to have a big family, but it didn\u2019t happen. After trying and failing to get pregnant for the millionth time, they gave up and decided to enjoy each other\u2019s company.\n

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It wasn\u2019t so bad. Agatha had even read in the paper that many women were choosing not to have children and become career women. She and Richard had a vast farm with many animals and tons of work to do.\n\n

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\u201cThat sounds like me. I\u2019m a career woman, not a mom,\u201d Agatha said to herself after reading the article.\n\n

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Richard never seemed particularly sad about not having kids either, although he loved seeing the few neighbors who came by for Halloween. They lived surrounded by other farms, and visiting a neighbor was a considerable walk. But it was still nice that they came trick-or-treating every year.\n\n

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The years went by, and Agatha never regretted not trying IVF or adopting a kid. They loved each other fiercely and had enough distractions with the farm.\n\n

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Unfortunately, people aged, and soon enough, they had to hire people to run the farm. After a while, they decided to move to a more suburban area of Milwaukee and enjoy the rest of their golden years.\n\n

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They lived in that area a few more years before Richard suffered an unexpected heart attack. Sadly, the doctors couldn\u2019t do anything, and he left this world. Agatha mourned the loss of her husband but was glad that their lives had been so extraordinary.\n\n

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One day, their lawyer called and asked her to meet up for a will reading. \u201cWhy, Mr. Perkins? We didn\u2019t have children or any extended family. Why do we need to read the will?\u201d Agatha asked him, confused.\n\n

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\u201cPlease, Mrs. Chambers. Let\u2019s meet up tomorrow in my office,\u201d Mr. Perkins insisted. Agatha reluctantly agreed, wondering why their lawyer was so formal about it. However, she was about to find out something shocking.\n\n

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There was a middle-aged woman in Mr. Perkins\u2019 office when Agatha arrived. She had no idea who that lady was, but the lawyer invited both of them to sit down. He took out Richard\u2019s will and began reading.\n\n

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\u201cI, Richard Chambers, of sound mind and body, hereby give all my property and what remains in my bank accounts to Sue Raymond\u2026 to my wife of many years, I give my mother\u2019s turquoise pendant,\u201d Mr. Perkins read.\n\n

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\u201cI don\u2019t understand, Mr. Perkins. Who is Sue Raymond? Why didn\u2019t I know any of this?\u201d Agatha questioned, outraged.\n\n

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\u201cMrs. Chambers, your husband wanted you to meet Sue,” Mr. Perkins explained, as he turned his gaze to the other woman in the room. “And that\u2019s why I called you here. I’ll let you two have a chat,\u201d he added and left his office.\n\n

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Agatha turned to the woman beside her. \u201cI take it you are Sue Raymond. Why are you getting my husband\u2019s money?\u201d she asked her.\n\n

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\u201cA few months ago, I discovered your husband on social media. He\u2019s my father. We took a DNA test to confirm it and everything. I\u2019m Sophie Raymond\u2019s daughter,\u201d Sue revealed.\n\n

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\u201cSophie Raymond,\u201d Agatha whispered. She knew very well that Richard had dated Sophie long before Agatha met him. He told her she was his first love. \u201cBut I don\u2019t understand. Richard would\u2019ve never abandoned Sophie with a baby.\u201d\n\n

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\u201cThat\u2019s the thing. My mother never told him he was pregnant. She left Milwaukee and didn\u2019t even think about telling him. For years, she told me that I was the result of a one-night stand. But a few years ago, I discovered some old love letters. I got curious and well\u2026\u201d\n\n

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\u201cYou wrote to my husband… I can\u2019t believe he didn\u2019t tell me,\u201d Agatha finished. She couldn\u2019t believe Richard didn\u2019t tell her about it. She would\u2019ve supported their meeting. \u201cSo, you get our current house, our farm, and the money in his accounts.\u201d\n\n

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\u201cI never asked him for anything. But I have two daughters and a paid-off house is something I could never dream of. I really want that for my girls. But we can split it. I\u2019m ok with that,\u201d Sue negotiated.\n\n

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\u201cNo. Richard left you everything, so you keep everything except this pendant. Give me a few days to pack up my stuff and leave the house,\u201d Agatha added calmly. She stood up and left Mr. Perkins\u2019 office.\n\n

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At home, she got to work and packed everything. Luckily, she had inherited a condo in Tampa, Florida, where her parents retired. It was not part of marital property and couldn\u2019t be taken away from her.\n\n

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\u201cIt\u2019s time to move to Florida like all the other senior citizens in this country,\u201d she mumbled sarcastically to herself and continued packing. She got tired after a while and sat down to admire the pendant that belonged to Richard\u2019s mother.\n\n

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It was turquoise-colored but not valuable at all. She looked at Richard’s picture on her nightstand in sadness. \u201cAfter all these years, you considered a strange kid your family, and I was nothing,\u201d Agatha whispered to the portrait.\n\n

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\u201cUgh! Ugly thing!\u201d she finally yelled and threw the pendant on the floor, forcing it to open. That’s when Agatha realized it was not a pendant at all. It was a locket. She picked it up and noticed a tiny note that fell from inside it. It read:\n\n

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\u201cAgatha, look in the study under the table.\u201d Agatha frowned and went to his office. Taped under his desk, she discovered a key and a longer letter.\n\n

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\u201cAgatha, I know you probably hate me. But this is the key to the safe hidden beneath the Milwaukee landscape painting. All of its contents is yours. I know me having a daughter was probably shocking, but I didn\u2019t know how to tell you.\n\n

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\u201cWe always dreamed of children but settled wonderfully into our lives without them. I didn\u2019t help raise her, and she\u2019s going through financial difficulties, that\u2019s why I left her almost everything. But our mutual savings are in that safe.\u201d\n\n

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\u201cI didn\u2019t know if Sue would have other intentions and try to take those savings from you if I left them in the bank. So I closed that account and cashed all that money. I bought a few gold bars too. That\u2019s all yours and not part of the will at all. I hope you can forgive me.\n\n

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\u201cOur life together was wonderful. I never regretted not having children. But I felt guilty for not knowing about Sue. I hope you can understand. But let me be clear. You were the best wife anyone could\u2019ve asked for. All my love, Richard.\u201d\n\n

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Agatha had tears in her eyes when she finished reading.\u00a0That\u2019s so silly. Mr. Perkins could\u2019ve written something about Sue not being able to touch that money,\u00a0she thought. But alas, Mr. Perkins didn\u2019t know anything about the extra money when she asked him.\n\n

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\u201cAll I know is what Mr. Chambers wanted me to include in his will. Regardless, Sue can\u2019t touch anything in your accounts, Mrs. Chambers, because they were in your name anyway,\u201d the lawyer explained. She was relieved by that.\n\n

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Agatha took the money, the gold bars, and their pertinent documents from the safe. She finished packing and paid the movers in cash. Florida, here I come! Agatha cheered as she started driving.\n\n

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In the end, Florida was not so bad. The weather was much better, and the community was so friendly. Sue friended her on Facebook and sent her pictures of her daughters running around the farm.\n\n

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Richard made the right choice,\u00a0Agatha thought, looking at the pictures as she sat on her balcony overlooking the beach.\n\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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