For years, Miriam from Masaka believed she had the perfect marriage. She married young, and she and her husband built their life slowly from nothing. She supported him when he had no job, stood by him when his business failed, and even took care of most household needs while he tried to find his feet. To her, marriage was about patience, sacrifice, and protecting the home no matter how hard things became. She trusted her husband fully, never imagining that he could ever betray her in the worst way possible.
But changes started happening slowly—so slowly that she first ignored them. Her husband became distant, always glued to his phone, always finding reasons to step outside to take calls. He stopped eating at home, stopped touching her, and sometimes came home very late without explanation. At first, she convinced herself it was stress or business pressure. She didn’t want to think anything bad. But the one thing she could not ignore was the strange closeness he had suddenly developed with her aunt, the woman who used to visit them often.TO READ MORE,TAP HERE
