I am a primary school teacher based in Makueni. Last year, I was transferred from Nyeri, where I had been working. I am married with three children, while my wife operates an M-Pesa shop in Nyeri. Before my transfer, we were very close, and she always showed me a lot of love and affection.
For the first three months after I moved, everything seemed normal between us. My wife would make sure she checked on me, even when I was away from my phone. We remained very close despite the distance.
However, as time passed, I started noticing a change whenever I called her. She no longer sounded excited to hear from me and sometimes answered my calls as though I were a stranger. I initially told myself that perhaps she was simply busy looking after our children.
Some time later, a friend told me that my wife had been spending time with a traffic police officer. He said he had seen the officer several times going to my home during the late hours of the night.
I took what my friend told me seriously, but I wanted to establish the truth for myself, so I decided to come home and see what was happening.
The day before I travelled, I told my wife that I would be supervising examinations and therefore would not be coming home that weekend. I wanted her to believe that I would be away and would not suddenly appear at home. Instead of going directly to my house, I travelled and stayed at my friend’s apartment, which was located close to my home.
At exactly 9 p.m., my friend suddenly came to me looking shaken. He pointed through the window and said, “Look, that’s the man.” I looked outside and saw a well-built man walking towards my house. My wife quickly opened the door for him and then closed it after he entered.
I waited for about 30 minutes before quietly making my way towards the area where my bedroom was located. I remained outside the house, trying to move carefully so that nobody would notice me. This is what I.To read more, tap herew