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Twelve weeks later, the divorces were finally and either husband never saw Betty and Angie again. Frank went back to the oil fields and Tom went fishing!
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fishgetterabout 3 years agoTom asked how long it had been going on and she told him, “A long time, let’s just leave it at.”
Tom said, “No! I want to know how long.”
She said, “OK! At least 20 years Tom, maybe more. It’s been going on for many, many years. But I never neglected you over all those years have I? I have always been there for you when you wanted me. But you weren’t there for me. ”
ScorpioJJalmost 4 years agoThey were warned. They should pay the price in a permanent way.
Anonymousabout 6 years agoTom and Frank should be ashamed of them selves for not being the understanding husbands they are supposed to be. Obviously Betty and her daughter Angie have needs that their husbands can't fulfill.
Instead of being understanding, Frank and Tom proceeded to betray their wives trust by having them spied on. (How low can they get?) And then went on to screw Betty and Angie out of what was rightfully theirs in a divorce. Especially the bank accounts.
Ungrateful rat bastard husbands.
Anonymousover 10 years ago"At the same time across town Angie was loading her new sewing machine Frank had let her purchased. He put it in her back seat and she put a bag of material in next to it. She kissed her husband goodbye and said, "Enjoy the game in piece hon."
'...in piece..." is about the level of your terrible spelling. You couldn't get your mommy to read it for you? Awful writing. Stupid story. Good luck next time.
