Wife catches husband cheating, later falls in love with mistress's husband
- 9 years ago
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A Taiwanese woman who had been married to her husband for over a decade discovered sometime in 2010 that her hubby had been sending out a flurry of late night text messages.
The woman, identified by her surname Chen, found even more incriminating evidence when she stumbled upon intimate emails between her husband and one of his female colleagues.
When Chen eventually confronted him, he finally fessed up.
She next enlisted the help of the husband of her spouse's lover, asking that he monitor his wife.
Things took a turn for the strange, however, and the two victims of infidelity became lovers themselves.
Chen's hubby's mistress suspected something was off and gathering a trove of incriminating evidence herself to prove the illicit relationship's existence.
As adultery is, archaically enough, still illegal in Taiwan, both sides proceeded to sue the hell out of each other and each of the married couples filed for divorces.
Chen had reportedly signed a "loyalty contract" with her husband claiming that if he had had an affair, she would take over the family's estate, worth an estimated US$400,000 at the time.
The husband slyly, or so he thought, transferred the estate to his father some months ago. But that didn't stop a judge from siding with Chen and forcing him to compensate her with the full amount of the estate's worth.
The drama may still continue, however, as the husband can still appeal the verdict.
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A Taiwanese woman who had been married to her husband for over a decade discovered sometime in 2010 that her hubby had been sending out a flurry of late night text messages.
The woman, identified by her surname Chen, found even more incriminating evidence when she stumbled upon intimate emails between her husband and one of his female colleagues.
When Chen eventually confronted him, he finally fessed up.
She next enlisted the help of the husband of her spouse's lover, asking that he monitor his wife.
Things took a turn for the strange, however, and the two victims of infidelity became lovers themselves.
Chen's hubby's mistress suspected something was off and gathering a trove of incriminating evidence herself to prove the illicit relationship's existence.
As adultery is, archaically enough, still illegal in Taiwan, both sides proceeded to sue the hell out of each other and each of the married couples filed for divorces.
Chen had reportedly signed a "loyalty contract" with her husband claiming that if he had had an affair, she would take over the family's estate, worth an estimated US$400,000 at the time.
The husband slyly, or so he thought, transferred the estate to his father some months ago. But that didn't stop a judge from siding with Chen and forcing him to compensate her with the full amount of the estate's worth.
The drama may still continue, however, as the husband can still appeal the verdict.
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