A lady came to us for some guidance. She was married, had a small boy and was pregnant again. She was certain her husband was being unfaithful. She could not be sure but she had suspicions that he had been unfaithful when she was pregnant with their initial child.
We asked our client what was making her really feel so sure he was cheating. She told us that they had not had sex considering that he knew she was pregnant and they typically had a really active sex life. Also her husband was not coming residence from work as early as he had been prior to. We also asked her if she knew who it could be. She stated she didn’t know who it was - it could be a lot of distinct ladies.
We decided to follow him house from work one evening to see if we could catch him. On the evening we decided to follow him we watched him leave work and go to the nearby pub. We followed him into the pub and watched what he did. A young woman approached him in the bar. He purchased her a drink. They chatted a although after which the girl left. The Target finished his drink and left the pub. We followed him down the round and about a couple of corners. He looked about after which knocked on the door of a house. The identical woman that he had met in the pub let him in. We waited outside until he left about two hours later.
We presented the client with a report along with the photos and video. When our client watched it she said she knew the woman as the neighborhood barmaid. Our client showed her husband the evidence we had collected. He broke down in tears. He claimed he couldn’t cope with her becoming pregnant and couldn’t wait for her to be back to regular. He said he has only cheated when she is pregnant. Our client has forgiven him but is creating him go to see somebody about his problem
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