Chip Chick
“It showed that she was getting $2,000 at the beginning and the middle of the month, all from the same sender.”
As he dug further back, he found out that the person sending his wife money was none other than her ex-boyfriend, whom she had dated from the time she was 24-years-old until she was 28.
His wife was accepting money from her ex and then running it through her own business, claiming it was money she made as a graphic designer.
“He is 49-years-old and they broke up because he got divorced young and did not want to marry again, and she realized he wasn’t changing his mind,” he said.
“They never had any kids or properties together, nor was he cheating on somebody with her/ keeping their relationship a secret, so it is honestly beyond me why he would need to have any more contact with her, especially now that he lives in Europe half of the time.”
He took this information straight to his wife, who wasn’t exactly forthcoming about why her ex was sending her this kind of money.
His wife eventually stated that her ex was sending her money because she had revealed that their financial situation wasn’t so great.
He owns a business that is losing money, which his wife told her ex. His wife insisted that if he reached out to her ex to ask about why she was receiving so much money, her ex would confirm what she said.
Well, he did try to reach out to her ex, and he didn’t want to reply to him at all, which furthered his suspicions.
He let his wife know that he would get rid of his business and get a new job so that they could have more money consistently coming in, and then he made it clear to her that he wanted her to stop taking money from her ex.
“But the more that I am left alone to think, the more that I cannot imagine sleeping in the same bed with my wife anymore,” he continued.
