Misc. Erotica The Hunt - (A Wife's Adultery Love Story)

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Why he simply divorce her and move on ! He saw her cheating could have kill her or him or both! Any human being would do that !

You can generalize how people might behave to an extent, but every individual is unique.

Excerpt from  (Chapter 10) . This is the very first conversation Shilpa and Ashish had.

" So, what does a maid look like in your experience?" 

Ashish shrugs his shoulders " You know. Like every other maid."
 
Shilpa raises an eyebrow " Generalization of any kind is a blunder. Including this one." 

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There was a follow-up to this point of view in Chapter 39

"Indian society is indeed a collectivist society, and you took advantage of that. Individualism might be a dangerous thing." Shilpa captures her lower lips smiling at him naughtily.

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About 'Paternity certainty,' I tried to say male's feeling is highly influenced by the fact that only one sperm fertilizes an egg and that coding does not consider whether contraceptives were used during extramarital copulation. That's it. That's all I meant. 

How the person would react in that situation does not affect my conscience as a writer. I would be biased as a writer if it affected me. I am not interested in dictating how people should act in real life. I only register the characters' activities in the story.

 When many of  the  characters acted irrationally in the story at that particular time, I indicated this certain proclivity of mine in Chapter 26

 "Read some Marcus Aurelius, Rahul. You need some stoicism right now. " 

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Also, I have no desire to predict how someone will react in real life in that situation. 

excerpt from Chapter 42

We don't live in a Newtonian deterministic causal world modeled after the clock; we live in an uncertain model.