My Father Told Me A Terrible Secret About My Cheating Wife And Her Lover

My world collapsed when I returned from the war, and instead of my cheating wife, I was met by my father who said, "Son, your wife has been unfaithful to you. I saw her with that bastard, and now your son calls him dad. I didn’t want to tell you earlier..." Did those bastards really think that as a battle-hardened officer, I would let this go? Oh no, now they’re in for some very harsh punishment...
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[@DanielPagano-ie3xn]

Truly an excellent story.

[@TellTalesRedditStory]

Thank you for sharing this powerful narrative and reminding us of the importance of loyalty and healing

[@cynthiar138]

Excellent.

[@everlenerferrell6764]

I liked it I have no respect for people that cheat a specially on veterans

[@SmithAndy24]

Amelia is an Angel

[@kristywebb3471]

Chesty Puller is my cousin and buried 10 minutes away from me.

[@richardcline1337]

Background information: Lewis Burwell "Chesty" Puller (1898-1971) was a United States Marine Corps officer. Beginning his career fighting guerrillas in Haiti and Nicaragua as part of the Banana Wars, he later served with distinction in World War II and the Korean War as a senior officer. By the time of his retirement in 1955, he had reached the rank of lieutenant general.

[@1955mikew]

I thought that he was promoted to Lieutenant after being in the hospital.

[@Seansquatch7974]

"John was amazed how well she handled his tools." He definitely was in Vietnam too long. Sounds like the beginning of a wonderful friendship to me. 😂

[@PamelaBrown-p5c]

I loved it! It reminds me of Ft.Leonard Wood Mo. I went to high school there.I met a lot of Soldiers.Some on their way to Nam in 70.I fell in love with one, who was also a mechanic.We had a baby girl. He went to Korea and Nam.Came home and got shot in the back and died at 23. This story reminds me of him, and it made me happy! Bravo to the writers!

[@williamwallace5545]

This story was awesome. Alls well that ends well.

[@richardcline1337]

Jodie, aka Swagman, got exactly what he had coming to him. Julie's legacy died in the accident along with her cheating a$$. I just LOVE a story with a happy ending. John and Amelia were made for each other.

[@zaynevanday142]

I’ll tell you this now Officers are not tough and nor are they Soldiers 😂😂😂

[@stevenwoody1187]

Very good story 😢

[@harrykP9]

$1200 a week for a secretary in 1968?

[@kristywebb3471]

Did he say a WEEK? That much a WEEK way back then?

[@petis1976]

that's 67k a year before taxes. in todays money that's 600K a year.

[@RealCurrencies]

Who gains 3 million 1975 dollars and goes working as a mechanic?

[@markmcelroy8722]

A Man not satisfied with sitting on his laurels. My Father was the same way. He too was awarded 4.5 million in 1980 and put it in the bank. Retired US Army Sergeant Major.

[@brianstarr6163]

Me

[@nojoy23]

I would

[@richardcline1337]

A man that is not comfortable becoming a couch potato but enjoys life getting his hands dirty making him feel like he's producing something.

[@RealCurrencies]

@@richardcline1337 Yes. there is no other alternative to doing nothing than becoming a mechanic.

[@petis1976]

1968, no secretary on most workers for that matter weren't making $1200 a week. That's 67K homie and that was a shit ton to be making in 1968. Excellent story otherwise

[@jamesmiller2478]

Literotica - The Rose Tattoo by saddletramp1956

[@johnhollis921]

Thank you