I used to think cheating was easy—leave the lies at the office, bring silence home. My wife stopped asking why I came back late, and somehow that scared me more. Then tonight, she looked straight at me and whispered, “You don’t have to lie anymore. I already know.” I laughed… until I saw the suitcase by the door—and the envelope with my name on it.
I used to think cheating was easy—leave the lies at the office, bring silence home, and call it stress. That was the story I told myself every morning when I parked outside Halpern & Reed Consulting, straightened my tie, and walked into the same glass building where I had started an affair with my coworker,…