Adultery My Loving Hotwife Meena

[Salir]

I do not want to go into this chapter in detail, because it is a consequence of the previous one and therefore 
a description of the aftermath, an aftermath similar to the many aftershocks after the main earthquake.
I have the impression that Nadir's ‘problem’ has robbed him of his senses: He no longer thinks or acts rationally.

First, he passed on Meena's personal data to Shahin, even though he must have realised that this was a breach 
of medical confidentiality and that he had made himself liable to prosecution and attack. 

He then more or less indirectly encouraged him to approach Meena.

Where was his common sense when he told Shahin many things about Meena but kept the fact that she was his 
wife from him?
How will he react when his ‘friend Shahin’ wants to pay him and his wife a visit or invites them both to his home 
and finds out that Meena is the wife of his friend Nadir?
Will he ever be able to look ‘his’ friends in the eye again, or will he be crushed by a sense of shame?
Has this ever crossed his mind?

I am still convinced that Meena won't cross the line with Shahin.
On the other hand, she has made it clear to Nadir that she will go out with Shahin, even if he does not like it. 
She's not worried about it and ultimately does not care.

The story has taken an interesting but also obstructive path ...


In this sense
All the best

Lollobionda

My friend, 

you are right about the incredibly stupid mistakes (maybe more than one) and wrong decisions that Nadir made in this phase, 

But... I see no signs of a breach of medical confidentiality by Nadir! (I know him too well in this regard! and can say that this topic is very important to him!). 
He gave out information about a colleague and this information are certainly not medical information.  Certainly not morally correct, but in relation to the question, I do not see any illegal, punishable act! 

Apart from the fact that Meena is not one of his "patient group"!  That means, one person talks and gives unencrypted information about another's family situation. 
If we are strict, this is morally may be not correct, but normally the people do that if they know about another one, if they are asked! Don’t you think so?
He only admits that 1. a Colleague, Meena, is married, 2. She loves her husband and 3. Her husband is an old professor. So far, I do not see any legally or socially punishable statement about someone else! 
Second point: His behaviour in this direction is more of an attempt to get Shahin to give up his plans regarding Meena... and in my opinion it is also logical...
Why he is hiding his and Meena's relationship as husband and wife, even though he is friends with Shahin... To be honest, -as he admitted- at that moment, he got into an embarrassing situation and was ashamed (as he is!) to admit it and apart from that, they were at that moment only acquaintances and never friends and he did not expect that a real friendship would develop.

Have a niche time,
Salir