Welcome to our slash true off my chest, where OP discovers that her husband and best friend

are having an affair. Our next red-opposis from present hope.

My husband and I have been dating since I was 19 and he was 22. We've been married for six years now.

We have two kids and I am six months pregnant with our third. Two years ago, I found out that my

dad has stage three colon cancer. My dad is my only parent, as my mom passed away when I was 12.

He's my favorite human and life without him doesn't seem as colorful. His laugh is contagious

and he gives these big bear hugs that seem to make all your broken pieces feel like they're

perfectly in place again. Whenever I've had a hard day, he doesn't poke and prod and just lets me

vent and listen. About five months ago, we discovered the treatments weren't working for him

and the direct quote from the doctor was that he had months not years. Since then, he's gotten

progressively worse and now is losing memory. He looked at the dog that he got me on my 21st birthday

and said, wow, that's a nice dog. Where'd you get it? My husband has been an absolute rock.

He's been there for me holding my hand and helping me through this. He's been so loving and

attentive to both my kids and I. Don't get me wrong, I'm a mother first always. I don't allow

myself to wallow. My kids are still loved, cared for, played with and I haven't let things go

around the house. Once my dad got his updated prognosis, my husband encouraged me to quit my job.

About a month later, we discovered that we were pregnant again and I still hadn't let go of my job.

I kept holding out for some reason. After finding out that I was pregnant again, my husband assured

me that it was still okay for me to quit my job. That honestly, it would save us a small fortune on

daycare costs anyways. So I did, I quit my job. My best friend and I have been friends and

snipers. Her family is like my family and vice versa. My mom and her mom grew up together.

We've always been solid and right after my dad's appointment, when we found out that he had

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