I've been married to my ex-husband for five years, but I can't compete with a woman I've only known for less than half a year. After knowing that my husband was cheating, my first reaction was anger and even injustice, but in the end my reason calmed me down.
My ex-husband cheated a beautiful young tour guide. When I found out about their affair, he had been with that woman for almost half a year.
I thought my ex-husband would beg me to forgive him like other men, but after being found cheating, his attitude was surprisingly calm. I'm not stupid, but I also saw his broken heart. I think he really fell in love with the tour guide, otherwise it wouldn't be such an attitude.
I didn't want to divorce him like this at first, so that he could marry that woman, but then I gradually let it go. I was too young to waste time with him, so we divorced.
Sure enough, not long after the divorce, I heard the news that my ex-husband married that woman, and her ex-husband finally married mistress.
In a blink of an eye, I divorced him for almost two years. Who knows that my ex-husband came to me in shame some time ago and asked me if I could lend him some money, but the loan he owed was not enough. It turns out that all the money he saved was taken by the tour guide's wife to buy a house for his brother. Recently, the husband and wife are very anxious about this matter. He has no money, but his wife is pregnant, and there is nothing he can do about her for the sake of the child in her belly.
I thought his life after divorce might not be so smooth, but I didn't expect it to be so miserable. Seeing him like this, I didn't relent and didn't lend him a penny. I hope he can take care of himself after all this.