1 day a man came home from work and discovered his wife had left him. This was totally out of the blue and entirely unexpected. There was a note on the kitchen table telling him that soon after 15 years of marriage she had located an individual else and she was leaving him for the new person. She had cooked a load of meals for him and put them in the freezer and she had washed and ironed all of his clothes and given him the name of a lady that could come in and clean and do his washing and so on.
We asked our client what it was he wanted us to do for him. He was in shock and could hardly get the words out. We calmed him down and got him to tell us every little thing he could believe of concerning the circumstance. He was not suspicious of her and another person. He believed she was pleased and if she wasn’t he assumed she would tell him. His wife was a home wife and had not worked since they had been married. Our client was really old fashioned and didn't want her to work. She had some buddies that she would go shopping with and she belonged to the fitness center.
Our client said that he just wanted to speak to her to locate out why she left. He didn’t have a clue exactly where she could have gone and she even left her mobile telephone behind. We asked his neighbours if they had noticed her leave. A man had come to collect her in a red automobile and 1 of the neighbours had thankfully taken the car reg number. We created some enquiries and got a name and address. We went round there on behalf with the client and his wife was there. We told her that he was genuinely upset but just necessary to know why she had left. She agreed to call him and gave him the cause why she left.
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