When I got married, I brought my 7-year-old Labrador to our new home. Shortly after, he went missing. My wife and I put up flyers offering a $300 reward.
Days later, our neighbor came with my Lab but refused to take the money. Confused, I asked why. Right then, my wife arrived. She turned pale when she saw our neighbor. The neighbor glanced at her, and she just said, “Ask your wife.”
I found out that my wife had secretly given my dog away because she was fed up with his barking and didn’t want to take care of him. It felt like a double betrayal. She had always acted like she loved my Labrador, yet she not only got rid of him behind my back but also played the role of the caring wife, helping me put up missing flyers.
I thought we were building a life together, that we would start a family. But thanks to my dog, I saw her for who she really was. I realized I was better off without a manipulative liar. So, I filed for divorce.