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And today's first story comes from Seagirl 134, who says,

Uninvited my friend and his wife from Christmas dinner, after discovering she slept with my husband.

Eleven years ago, my 42 female husband, Will, 44 male, had an affair with a younger woman.

He admitted to it after she told him that she

was pregnant, though it ended in a miscarriage. Until recently, I had no idea who she was,

as he wouldn't say who she was. I've been working with Spencer 41 male for nearly 17 years,

and we are best friends. There are no secrets between us, or at least that's what I thought.

He's married to Eleanor, 33 female, and they have been together for nine years, married

for eight.

It has recently come out that Eleanor is a woman Will slept with.

It came out because I had wrongly thought that Will was cheating again, and he countered with that it was possible for him to be friends with a woman and not slept with. It came out because I had wrongly thought that Will was cheating again, and he

countered with that it was possible for him to be friends with a woman and not sleep with them,

as he was friends with Eleanor and hadn't slept with her again. He then admitted that Eleanor

had been the one that he slept with. I was her that he didn't say anything before we had become

good friends with her and allowing Spencer

to get involved with a woman who was happy to sleep with married men. When I saw Spencer at lunch

the following week, I told him about Eleanor and Will. Spencer wasn't shocked at what I told him.

He already knew. He had known for nine years. Eleanor had told him after the first time we had a double date.

She was single at the time and she had no idea Will was married.

As far as Spencer was concerned, it was more Will that was at fault than Eleanor, but I see

them as equally being at fault.

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