Wife Files Complaint Against Husband's Affair at Electricity Office
An employee’s wife filed a complaint with her husband’s electricity‑authority bosses after catching him with another woman in the apartment she pays for. The husband admitted a months‑long affair, and both women had become pregnant and miscarried around the same time. Despite proof, the couple showed no remorse and mocked her on social media, prompting her to hire a detective to expose the affair.
The wife said she went to check the apartment in town, using the spare key they kept. Upon entering early in the morning, she found her husband and another woman inside; the woman was doing laundry. Shocked, her husband admitted to having a secret relationship for about six to seven weeks, staying together Monday through Friday and returning to her and their child on weekends. He also revealed that both women had become pregnant around the same time and both had miscarried. The wife said that even after being confronted, neither her husband nor the other woman showed any guilt; instead, the other woman locked herself in the apartment and told her to leave, claiming she would sleep there. The wife emphasized that she is the one who rents and pays for the apartment with her own earnings. After the incident, the couple continued to act indifferently, posting mocking messages on Facebook and Line. The husband sent her messages blaming her for questioning the other woman, while the mistress ridiculed her online. Unable to tolerate the situation any longer, the wife decided to speak out to seek justice and protect her dignity and that of her ten‑year‑old son. She hired a detective known as “Boy” to investigate. Boy’s team posed as grilled meatball vendors to monitor the husband’s movements and eventually confirmed that he had been bringing the woman to the rented apartment. Investigation showed that the apartment is the one the wife pays for monthly so her husband can stay near work during weekdays, before returning home on Friday evenings to fulfill his role as husband and father. She said she had trusted him completely throughout their 15‑year marriage, even sending him money twice a week for expenses.
