Parking Lot Deception

Synopsis

I was filling up at a gas station when I scrolled past a trending local post: "I want my mistress to come over for an affair, but my wife's schedule is unpredictable. How can I avoid getting caught?" Someone replied: "I've got experience with this. I have two parking spots at home. Whenever I'm having an affair, I park my car horizontally across both spots. When my wife comes home and can't park, she calls me to move the car. While I'm going down to move it, my mistress slips away. I've been doing this for six months without getting caught." The comments praised his clever scheme, and the original poster even liked the reply. I rarely post online, but I couldn't help responding: "A bunch of scumbags!" But when I drove home, I found my parking spot blocked by my husband's car parked horizontally across both spaces. Seeing my husband, who always parked carefully and never crossed the lines, suddenly park horizontally across two spots, I slammed on the brakes. The post I'd just read flashed through my mind. It had to be a coincidence, right? Alexander was famous for being devoted to his wife. We'd been dating for five years and married for two—seven years total. He was attentive and considerate, treating me like a treasure. He never let