A Malaysian woman makes her fiancé abort after realizing that her fiancé is having an affair with men. The couple was ready to get married, and the two families anticipated a joyful wedding.
She was about to start married life with one she had trusted all along, she believed. And everything after when she knew that he was lying to her. According to sources, she said that the relationship was fine on the surface. Friends did not see red flags. Beyond the doors, she began to suspect.
Relationship Pre-engagement (long term)
The woman replied that she had a fiancé in school. They had lived together and helped one another in school and work. He left the cabin crew after matriculation. He was in the airline industry, and she was aware that he was not the same in attitude.
He switched off and justified his phone. According to sources, she said the change began in his first months on the new job. She explained that she did not assault the profession. Rather, she concentrated on changes in his daily life behavior.
A Dating App that Broke Her Trust
One day she chose to tap his phone when he was asleep. She has acknowledged that she had overshot it, yet she feared their future. She found a date on a dating application regularly used by the same-sex connections on his phone.
She then knew her fiance had a sexond life. She rose and asked him questions point-blank. He did not deny using the app. There was a heated discussion that delayed the wedding and the Malaysian woman separated with a heavy heart yet a very clear decision.
Silence to Guard His Honor
Although disappointed, she did not inform her parents of the actual cause of the breakup. She said she had lost the love and could not walk with him. His feelings had to be spared, as he had betrayed her.
She even pictured that he would take them in as a husband. It was a dream that was terminated because she knew the truth. She did not, however, make a fuss of it in the presence of the other part of the family.
Majestic Rendezvous In a Year
After four months of parting, they went alone. They had met at the wedding of a mutual friend last month. They were friendly and calm. “I have forgiven him,” I said. “May he live his days in peace.”
In her last online post, she wrote that change never shuts the door. The Malaysian woman falls apart upon hearing the truth yet is tough and has a hidden resolve to live on.
Watch the post here.
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