After Hours Affair

ou come home yesterday?" Lisa, Ga

business," Gavin re

know where my husband spent the night," L

towards his bedroom. However, Lisa fo

ion!" Lisa demanded, he

leave me alone

ne, but answer my questio

e. I'm in control, so I advise you to

in let out a fr

ommand. I'm a man, not your slave. I could divorce you rig

secret. If you dare to divorce me, you'll be

ome solace, he stopped at a nearby minimarket to grab some bread and drinks. Returning to his car, he savored the food he had bought.

pot at a cozy café. Unfortunately, Sally's new client had already scheduled a meeting y

alming allure. The soft whispers of chatter and the clinking of cups create a delightful symphony, filling the air with friendship. The

he phone. The woman had an air of elegance about her, and her short, messy brown hair framed a face that

oached, the woman looked up from her coffee cup, her eyes meeting Sally's in a brief, firm relationship.

of sophistication. "Oh, you must be Sally, right? Hello, I'm Melisa. Pleas

the minutes ticked by, Melissa started to get in on the purpo

ed? I mean have you ever been in a long-term relat

ied yet, but I've worked with numerous clients facing marital challenges. Alm

te you taking the time to meet me, Sally. It's just that I'm not sure if you'll un

that I haven't experienced marriage personally. However, my dedication to my work as a counse

ties of marriage without having lived it?" Mel

ing and expertise equip me to approach each client with an open mind and a heart that's ready to listen. I have helped many couples navig

d with a glimmer of hope. "I suppose it's just hard to trust someone with

emember that the essence of counselling lies in offering support, guidance, and understanding. My role is not to r

icism and the desire for change in her marriage. "Okay, I'll give it a t

"Of course, take all the time you need. Our sessions are about building a trusting re

n counsellor and client. Sally opened up about her passion for helping others and her commitment to her clients

eling a spark of hope that maybe, just maybe, Sally could