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Welcome back for another episode of Reality Life with KKC. Hope that you're having a great week,

and this is a story for you. In this episode, I cover a new Hulu Doctor series, it is called Betrayal,

the perfect husband. So Jennifer Faisan thought that she had found her happy ending with her college

sweetheart, a beloved school teacher named Spencer Heron. However, there seemingly perfect life

imploded one afternoon when she discovered that behind her fairy tale romance was a web of lies,

affairs, and criminal sexual assault. Jennifer originally met Spencer when she transferred to

Barry College, a small school in Northwest Georgia during her junior year. Spencer was the manager

of the school's television station, as well as an on-air personality, very well known and liked

by everyone, and really they were the perfect college couple. Her parents, her family, her friends,

all loved Spencer. But despite the fairy tale nature of this courtship, she breaks things off with

Spencer, who was a year older than her when he graduated, because she thought, given their circumstances,

it probably wouldn't last. So he graduates from school, he goes on to find a real job.

She has another year of college to go, and then after, or she works at a radio station for three

years, she relocates to Los Angeles to become a TV producer, and works on shows like Judge Judy

and Extreme Makeover Home Edition. Spencer stayed in Georgia, he got married and had children,

and worked as a freelance videographer, and at a high school where he taught video production.

He also played in an air national guard band. This required him to take occasional deployments.

So both of their lives are thriving, and it's 20 years later, and there's a chance Facebook

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