Drama as Man Caught Red-Handed in a Secret Affair After Claiming to Be Working Late, The Shocking Confrontation Left Everyone Speechless
The truth came out on a quiet Thursday night in Rongai, just outside Nairobi. For months, Peter Kamau had followed the same routine. He left home at exactly 7:30 p.m., laptop bag in hand, tie loosened, face serious. “Big project,” he would say. “Client deadlines.” His wife Grace believed him. She warmed his dinner late into the night and defended him when relatives complained he was never home. She trusted him completely. What she did not know was that every late night was a carefully rehearsed lie.
Grace was not a suspicious woman by nature. She worked as a primary school teacher in Ngong, waking up early and coming home tired. Marriage had taught her patience. But slowly, small things began to feel wrong. Peter stopped answering calls after 9 p.m. His phone was always on silent. He started showering immediately after coming home, even when it was cold. When Grace asked simple questions, he became defensive. “You don’t trust me?” he snapped once. The question hurt her more than the silence.
