I found out my husband was cheating on me while I was pregnant, so at the gender reveal party I planned a very special surprise for him.

There was absolute silence in the courtyard.

“This isn't a reveal of the baby's sex,” I said calmly. “It's a reveal of the truth.”

I pointed to Blake. “My husband cheated on me while I was pregnant.”

Then to Harper. “With my sister.”

Gasps. Whispers. Blake's face went blank. Harper began to cry.

“If anyone wants proof,” I said, “it’s in the envelope inside the box.”

I didn't wait for an apology. I grabbed my bag, closed the door, and drove to my mother's house.

Blake sent a text message. Harper sent a text message.

Think about the child.

I once replied, “Yes, that’s why we broke up.”

The following week I filed for divorce.

Do I regret doing this publicly?

I regret folding the baby's clothes while my husband texted my sister.
I regret thinking that love makes people good.
I regret trusting someone who knew how to lie while he was caressing my belly.

But what about balloons?

NO.

They told the truth: clearly, publicly, and without allowing anyone to minimize it.

For the first time in my life, I didn't take betrayal lightly.

I echoed him.

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