Her Fiancé’s Sleeping With Her Sister, And She’s Going To Expose Them At A Family Gathering To Celebrate Her Pregnancy

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This 28-year-old woman has been with her fiancé for over three years, and they currently live together, along with her four-year-old daughter, whom she had from a previous relationship.

Just three weeks ago, she found out that she’s pregnant, and initially, she was thrilled. She thought that she and her fiancé were making the kind of family that she’s always wanted.

But one day after she told him, he pulled back from her. He didn’t act joyful about being a dad; he began to come home really late, and he wouldn’t separate himself from his phone.

From there, her fiancé started taking unusual phone calls and receiving social media messages that disappeared pretty fast.

She knew something had to be going on, but she wishes she never went looking for the truth, as she found out that her fiancé has been sleeping with her older sister. Now, her sister was never a nice person, but this is just the icing on the cake.

“I never imagined she would crawl into my life this deeply. It felt like a slap in the face to read their messages, calling me clueless for not noticing,” she explained.

“He told her about the pregnancy before he was honest with me about his doubts, and they joked about how stressed I would be raising another child. My sister bragged that our entire family thinks she is the more interesting and more popular sibling. Meanwhile, I am just the quiet one who apparently deserves this.”

“I do not know if they are still meeting in secret or if they just get a kick out of hurting me. My fiancé denies everything whenever I confront him, says I am hormonal; that my imagination is running wild. My sister keeps messaging me, telling me I should keep my mouth shut and stop being dramatic.”

She’s furious with the betrayal, and she’s over pretending she’s not being eaten alive by her anger. Her mom expects her to have a rational conversation about the cheating, but she doesn’t see how that will mend the damage.

A white woman is opening dark curtains and looking out of window, light coming to a room
Elena – stock.adobe.com – illustrative purposes only, not the actual person

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As for her fiancé, he believes she won’t do anything, as he thinks she’s too pregnant and weak to walk away from him.

But tomorrow, she’s going to expose the truth in front of her whole family at the little party they’re throwing to celebrate her pregnancy.

“I will gather my phone logs, the screenshots, and all those humiliating texts they sent each other. Once all the relatives have settled in, I will put everything on display. No more secrets,” she said.

“I might burn everything in the process. I might lose any chance of a pleasant co-parenting scenario. But I feel like I have no other way to reclaim my dignity. I have been crying nonstop for days, my nerves are shot, and all I get from my fiancé is either silent treatment or insults. My sister taunts me and acts like I am worthless. I see no reason to protect them anymore.”

“I do not know what happens next. Maybe they will run off together. Maybe they will lie or twist things around to make me look insane. My fiancé has not contributed much financially, so I worry about affording my daughter and this potential new baby on my own.”

She can’t keep on living like nothing is wrong, and she has to do something to retain her respect for herself. She’s prepared to burn everything to the ground at the party, and while she feels horrified to take this step, she also feels empty on the inside at the same time.

If her fiancé and sister expected her to say nothing, they should have done a better job at keeping their cheating a secret.

What advice do you have for her?

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