Maria's email account had recently been broken into. So when news broke out that the Ashley

Madison website had been hacked, the thought of her information being where it shouldn't

was fresh in her mind.

Using an online search tool, she decided to check if her email was somehow registered on the site.

It wasn't.

Thinking nothing of it, she also put in her fiancé's email address.

Suffice to say, the wedding was cancelled.

Rick's marriage was going on for two decades and he had a couple of kids to show for it.

Somewhere along the way, he and his wife had lost something.

Perhaps it was his three hours commute to a tiring corporate job or her overwhelming duties as a stay-at-home mom.

Then Rick hit a full-on midlife crisis, buying a motorcycle, even getting a tattoo. He was on a binge for things exciting.

It led to him thinking about an affair. He never did anything with his Ashley Medicine

account, but after the site got hacked, Rick received a blackmail letter

threatening to reveal his membership.

Instead of calling the bluff,

Rick owned up to his wife about what he'd done.

She left out the front door that evening. Luckily for Rick, she'd eventually return home the next morning.

He and her were about to begin a long journey to healing.

John was a pastor and an educator. He had a wife and two children and in his spare time he

enjoyed restoring automobiles. John had struggled with depression and addiction in

his past but was known among his students as a great

teacher with a pension for fun. John's name was included in Ashley Medicine's

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