When Lisa’s husband, Tom, starts urging her to get a second job, she becomes suspicious. Finally, fed up with his constant nagging, Lisa agrees. At her new job, Lisa discovers a terrible truth about Tom.
In our home, I earn more money. It hadn’t been an issue before, but Tom recently began pressuring me to take a second job.
“You don’t even leave the house to work, so you can’t be as tired as I am,” Tom said.
“But you own a mechanic shop and take three days off because you have staff,” I argued.
“Let’s drop this,” he replied dismissively.
Weeks later, over dinner, Tom insisted again, “You need a second job.”
“Why me? My job is exhausting,” I retorted.
Tom’s absurd reason? “I’d miss bowling with my friends.”
I got a job at his bowling alley. On my first shift, I learned he had seduced multiple waitresses, one of whom had his child.
Outraged, I confronted Tom, deciding to file for divorce immediately.
What would you have done?
