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Click hereIt didn't help the decision process any that I loved her and had from the moment that I met her. Did I dare give her the benefit of the doubt? I was relieved to hear that she had not cheated on me since we took our vows and she seemed sincere when saying that she loved me and didn't want to lose me or our marriage, but did I dare take the chance?
The problem was that I had no way of knowing. She could do anything while I was gone and I wouldn't know unless I was willing to bankrupt myself paying private detectives to watch her while I was away.
Then another thought hit me.
What if Tammy noticed the recorder was gone and hadn't looked to see if it was on the floor? What if she saw it gone and figured that I had hooked it back up to the phone line? What if the call I was listening to was bullshit that I was meant to hear?
That is the thought that made up my mind for me. It was indicative of the thoughts that I was always going to have if I stayed with Tammy. Doubt would always be there and everything she said or did would have my mind looking at it several different ways trying to figure out what was real and what wasn't and what was a lie and what wasn't. The bottom line is that the trust was gone. The love might still be there, but the trust was gone. I would be questioning everything she said and did and I could not – would not! – live like that.
I would make an appointment to see an attorney as soon as I got to work in the morning.
- COMMENTS
ReadyOne25 days agoFor those who think the story is unfinished, please refer to the title: "Frank's Decision".
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Frank decided. No trust = no marriage.
mfbridges4 months agoI was pretty sure Debbie was talking about Frank. I guess not since nothing else was said.
Anonymous5 months agoGood start, but where's the ending? How about some payback in Dennis & Debbie for pushing it? Why can't you FTDS!
BSreader7 months agoDon't like these stories but he should have already taken dennis to task for ruining his marriage.
Anonymous11 months agoI usually don’t but this time I did read other comments before I formulated mine.
I see many thought it was truncated. I found the ending complete. Sure I like to read how he burned the bitch, but it wasn’t needed to complete the tale.
He was correct that he could not trust her after what she did. Had he not confronted her until the next afternoon & heard her admit that she changed her mind he might have had a different reaction. Even then he’d always have that doubt. No, this was the needed ending, but he would still have doubts that he did the right thing if his love for her was strong enough.
Bill S.
Anonymousabout 1 year agoWhat wasn’t finished about the story? They’re getting divorced! End of story.
Nitpicover 2 years agoObviously he doesn't want to stay married to her ,instead of giving her a chance.All he had to do was buy a chastity belt and fit her with it.
dark2donut2almost 3 years agoIndeed, fitting ending though reconciliation with postnup was also possible. Not a bad story, a bit slim on the plot. The "Dennis" character deserves some amputation surgery as well to be reminded of "friendship" when he takes a leak.
Dlh143about 3 years agoI think he's right to divorce her because he can't trust her. It'll be a great lesson for her to help with her next husband. But Debbie and Dennis has to be dealt with.
Anonymousover 3 years agoBob knocked out a nice fairly short story, easily read on a lunch break, and because he didn't go through all the machinations with the bank and somehow taking revenge on a pussyhound who was only trying to get what he had been led to believe he could have, they're complaining that it was too short.
By this point most readers know JPB's m.o. and if they don't like it stop reading it, and go back to the cuck-tales du jour club.
I don't think it's a coincidence that he only submitted three stories in '20, one being his take on the February thing.
Thanks Bob.
☆☆☆☆☆
rdtreeover 3 years agoThis brings up an interesting predicament: if you are aware of a spouse's plans for infidelity do you "nip it in the bud " before it happens or do you wait and see if she goes through with it in order to test her character and commitment. It really doesn't matter which option is taken, the marriage is ruined because intent destroyed the trust.
The author does a great job of showing just that. If a spouse must always worry about the other cheating when apart, it will eat away at the mind, body, and spirit. Nobody can live like that. Tammy was a tactician in her scheme, accounting for every possible option. She ruined everything. The ending was perfect. Being led by the hand and force fed a conclusion would take away from a great story.
5 big ones baby!
