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I accidentally discovered my mother-in-law's affair, and I can't keep quiet about it.

You know, accidents do you happen.

I work at my husband's family business that builds custom homes.

I met my mother-in-law when she came into the design firm I worked at to pick out some options for a client. She and I hit

it off and after she'd come in a few times, she set me up with her son. By the way, this comes from

Instruction Timely 640, and if you want to submit your own stories, go to R slash OK Storytime,

separate it. So fast forward seven years and I coordinate all the builds and consult with clients on design for the 50-plus-year-old

family business. My mother-in-law is technically my boss, but we operate a lot like equals, and she's

been taking some steps back. She and I have always gotten along great, and she has felt like the

mother I never got to have growing up. So, last Friday, I was packing up to go home and was on the phone

with my husband before he got a flight for an annual weekend away with friends. I was distracted and

accidentally grabbed my mother-in-law's computer instead of mine. How do you accidentally do that?

She was like, I don't know. They looked the same. And then I accidentally hacked into her computer, all pure accident.

I didn't realize it until I was home and went to look up some fixtures for a project in her

house.

Once I knew, I texted her to let her know, to which she said, no worries, she was unplugging

this weekend anyway and told me to do whatever I needed on it.

I was just browsing and unintentionally

clicked on a linked email on a store's contact page. And as a lot of Apple users know, that will

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