Sam raised his voice while he was arguing with Victoria. She wanted him to keep his voice low, since their children, Kathy and Arthur were sleeping. She didn’t want her children to see them fighting.
“I DON’T CARE VICKY” Sam yelled again. He then stated that he was sick of not being able to talk with his wife anymore. She wasn’t even asking about his day. The silence in their relationship was killing him.
Victoria stated that she was working a lot in the house, and that being a stay-at-home mother was not easy.
Sam was not happy with the silly excuses of Victoria. He said that she was not the only stay-at-home mother in the world.
As Victoria stated that she heard enough, she went to the bedroom. It was the 3rd fight they had this week and it was a lot for them. Since their daughter Kathy was born, their relationship slowly deteriorated.
This situation made Sam think that his wife was having an affair. He couldn’t find any other answer than this, because it was not normal for him to be ignored this much by his wife.
One night, while Victoria was sleeping, Sam went through her phone and saw that she was talking with an unknown number for days. Then he made his plan. In an emptiness he found, he installed hidden cameras into the house.
On the next day, as he went to work, he started to watch. Then he saw that Vic called someone, and the neighbour’s son Alex come to play with Arthur outside. Then she went to bedroom, and talked with someone for half an hour. The lights in the house were closed.
Sam waited for a man to come into the room, but nothing happened for 20 minutes.
Then the door opens, and Kathy jumps onto the bed. Vic hugs Kathy, and they leave the room. For a week, Sam watched this from his computer.
Then he confessed what he did to Vic, and she revealed that she was talking with their neighbour, Samantha, who was moving to another state.
Sam apologized, and hired someone to help Vic with the house work, since he witnessed that she was doing a lot, and that was consuming him.
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