People who caught their significant others cheating on them, without them catching on, how did you respond?

She started by confessing that he kissed her while they were watching movies at his place.

I voiced my assumptions that she should stop hanging out with him after that, but she got mad,

defensive, and refused. When I look back, there's no question that that was the moment my marriage

ended. But I loved her, so we did the dance for a few more weeks.

She promised to stop talking to him, but started spending an awful lot of time going for drives.

One night she fell asleep in her car, and another night she was at the airport having a sinabund at 3.30 a.m.

The capstone came when she was out having dinner with her sister

while I stayed home with the baby. I opened up her laptop to order a pizza and found her

browser pointed to real estate websites. Oh lovely, they're shopping for a house together. How quaint.

Well, time to put a stop to this. I called her sister, hey, wife's phone must be dead. Can you hand her the phone?

Pretty straightforward, and her response wasn't at all surprising. Huh? What do you mean? She's not here.

Oh, sorry, I must have mixed up my days. Have a good night. Click. So I called up my wife and made idle chat.

How was dinner? How's your sister? How's your sister's boyfriend? Hope traffic wasn't too bad.

I let her lie to me for a couple of minutes.

When she asked what I was up to, I said, me?

Oh, I'm packing your things.

I called your sister and you're not there.

It's time for you to come home.

That was the second of three times I kicked her out before it finally stuck.

I'm now happily divorced seven years. She was at the airport having

a Cinebun at 3.30 a.m. Literally the worst excuse I've ever heard. What the freak. Yeah,

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