Betrayal and Freedom: A New Beginning

Part 2 I contacted a lawyer that same week — someone who specialized in alienation of

affection cases. We built a case so strong that my attorney actually said,

“This is one of the cleanest ones I’ve seen.” Photos. Hotel receipts. PI reports.

Credit card statements. Even texts where she told her boss she was “late” before she ever mentioned

pregnancy to me. When I finally served the papers, her boss practically fell apart.

His wife was filing for divorce too. HR launched an investigation, and he was terminated almost immediately,

likely to protect the company from liability. He ended up settling with me for $85,000

to avoid going to court, because the evidence was brutal. The kind that ends