01-01-2019, 04:12 PM
Part 3
I will call my friends tomorrow and get a divorce lawyer referral. How do you think all of our friends will react when they hear you’ve been fucking unfaithful? I hope he was worth it Komal, for your sake.” Brijesh threw together some things he would need for the next day as Komal carried on hysterically begging him not to leave.
The days and weeks that followed were heartbreaking for Komal and Brijesh and their kids and extended families. But Brijesh went ahead and filed for a divorce immediately. At first, Komal was in a state of shock over how her life had fallen apart so suddenly and so completely. She could not return to work for weeks as a result of the anxiety and depression that followed Brijesh’s departure from the house. Mutual friends she had shared with Brijesh were courteous to her, but cold. She felt as though they hated her for what she had done to Brijesh and the kids.
Mahesh offered to do anything for her, but she told him that she could have nothing to do with him ever again. She had lost all desire for sex, and while she still found them attractive, she just had no interest in anything except getting Brijesh back. Eventually, she got herself back to work and the kids kept her occupied at home, but she missed Brijesh terribly. She hated herself for what she had done that had changed her life.
Komal’s repeated attempts to get Brijesh to give her another chance were rebuffed by him. He lived at his parent’s house, and he shared joint custody of the kids per order of the court. The kids missed their father at home, but they saw him almost every day. They eventually fell into the new routine.
Brijesh never talked poorly about Komal to his kids. And, he was always civil with her in front of the kids. Komal mistook his pleasant behavior in front of the kids as a sign that maybe he could be reached if she kept trying to persuade him to let her back into his life. But, on a couple of occasions when she tried to talk with him when the kids were not present, he neither spoke to her, nor looked at her.
I will call my friends tomorrow and get a divorce lawyer referral. How do you think all of our friends will react when they hear you’ve been fucking unfaithful? I hope he was worth it Komal, for your sake.” Brijesh threw together some things he would need for the next day as Komal carried on hysterically begging him not to leave.
The days and weeks that followed were heartbreaking for Komal and Brijesh and their kids and extended families. But Brijesh went ahead and filed for a divorce immediately. At first, Komal was in a state of shock over how her life had fallen apart so suddenly and so completely. She could not return to work for weeks as a result of the anxiety and depression that followed Brijesh’s departure from the house. Mutual friends she had shared with Brijesh were courteous to her, but cold. She felt as though they hated her for what she had done to Brijesh and the kids.
Mahesh offered to do anything for her, but she told him that she could have nothing to do with him ever again. She had lost all desire for sex, and while she still found them attractive, she just had no interest in anything except getting Brijesh back. Eventually, she got herself back to work and the kids kept her occupied at home, but she missed Brijesh terribly. She hated herself for what she had done that had changed her life.
Komal’s repeated attempts to get Brijesh to give her another chance were rebuffed by him. He lived at his parent’s house, and he shared joint custody of the kids per order of the court. The kids missed their father at home, but they saw him almost every day. They eventually fell into the new routine.
Brijesh never talked poorly about Komal to his kids. And, he was always civil with her in front of the kids. Komal mistook his pleasant behavior in front of the kids as a sign that maybe he could be reached if she kept trying to persuade him to let her back into his life. But, on a couple of occasions when she tried to talk with him when the kids were not present, he neither spoke to her, nor looked at her.
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