“I Wanted ‘Excitement’—Now I Want My Husband Back.”

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I had everything. A "perfect" husband, a beautiful home, and financial security. But after 21 years, the stability felt like suffocation. That’s when Justin, a new coworker, started giving me the attention I thought I was missing. What started as "harmless" venting about work turned into drinks, and then into my bed while my husband was out of town.

I thought I was being discreet. I thought I was just "living a little." But I forgot one crucial detail: my iPad was synced to my phone. When my husband came home, he didn't scream or fight. He just handed me the divorce papers and vanished. Now, I’m watching him live the happy life I threw away, realizing that the price of perfect boredom was everything I ever loved.

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