00:00She said, look, I'm pregnant. And she would have it. And I said, no, pack your bags,
00:05pack you and your son's bags and come over. Things just started to turn. And she just said
00:10she wasn't happy. I started coming home and I would catch her on the phone with this guy.
00:15And she would tell me that it was just a friend. They used to work together. So eventually we got
00:20to a point where she's just like, she doesn't want to be here anymore. And I'm like, okay, fine.
00:24Let's just sign an agreement. I'll have the boys Monday through Friday and have them on the
00:29weekends. And we both agreed to that. So she goes upstairs. She stomps upstairs. She's yelling.
00:34She's fussing. I'm tired of you. I can't stand you. I'm leaving now. Goes in the room. She wakes up
00:41her
00:41son. She's like, we're leaving. She packs her stuff. And I said, look, I said, it's late at night. I'm
00:47not going to take the boys out in this cold. I said, I'll get you over. Actually, my next door
00:53neighbor did call the police that night on her. And not to mention that she went when she left the
00:58house. So from that point on, I became a single day.
Comments