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A MAN EXPLAINS HOW HE WAITED UNTIL HIS WEDDING NIGHT TO HAVE SEX ONLY TO FIND OUT THAT HIS WIFE WAS FOUR MONTHS PREGNANT FOR ANOTHER MAN WEEKS AFTER THEIR WEDDING- PLEASE SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS

A man is at odds on what to do after he discovered his wife is four months pregnant.
The discovery came after the two went for a checkup and the doctor told them that she was indeed four months pregnant.

The checkup came weeks after their honeymoon, which was the first time the couple had sex.
The husband has no idea who the child’s father is, and his wife refuses to tell him.
The husband wrote–
“We exchanged vows in a colorful wedding a few weeks back, but I highly suspected that my wife was already pregnant with another man’s baby, but I married her anyway..
My suspicions became true when we recently visited a family doctor for routine check ups.
The doctor said she was four months pregnant.
My christian values ensured that I and my wife did not engage in sexual activities before tying the knot, therefore cementing my belief that she cheated on me.
I have since been heartbroken because I feel that I was cheated into marriage. I am seriously contemplating opting out even after sacrificing time during courtship and spending on a costly wedding,”
Despite caring for my wife I cannot forgive her because there is no trust in our relationship”.
Source: Wedding digest Nigeria

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