My Husband Brought His Mistress Home, Thinking I Was on a Business Trip – In Fact, I Was in the Next Room

Julia planned a surprise birthday party for her husband Michael, hiding at a neighbor’s house until he left for a meeting. She decorated their home, ready for guests to arrive. However, when Michael returned, she heard him with another woman. “You are my best birthday present!” he said, followed by a woman’s giggle.

Frozen with shock, Julia watched them head towards their bedroom. When she flipped on the lights, Michael and the woman were stunned. Julia, heartbroken, confronted them, “I can’t believe you two. You were my friend, Allison. And Michael, my husband!” She announced she wanted a divorce, ending their marriage.

Months later, struggling with depression, Julia met Nancy, who shared her own experiences of overcoming betrayal. Inspired, Julia began rebuilding her life, joining a dance class where she met Ben. They grew close, and he helped her find happiness again.

Now, Julia and Ben are happily together, raising their daughter, Lily. Reflecting on her journey, Julia feels grateful for moving on and finding true happiness.

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