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Here is my story.
I met Peter in Junior High school. He was one of the most popular guys
and I was not really in the loop so to speak. He was an exciting kind
of guy, mind you he always seemed to get into trouble but it was never
really his fault. After I started High School I didn't see him anymore.
I moved to the city, got new friends and so on.
4 years later I had
just broken up with my boyfriend. I was out partying with the girls. All
of a sudden there he was, Peter. Wanna dance? he asked. Well, to make
a long story short we were inseparable after that night. In the beginning
everything was fine. I got the keys to his apartment just after a few
weeks and moved in more or less. I was working full time and so was he.
We had lots of money and when we were not working we were usually hitting
the clubs with his friends. Peter was kind of jealous but I took that
more as a compliment - just imagine that he was so much in love with me
that he was afraid to lose me! He drank quite a lot, I have to admit that.
He also liked to start fights. It happened more than one time that I had
to drag him home after a fight or take him to the ER after a wild fight.
He also liked going to the strip clubs. I wasn't too keen on that but
I thought he would stop eventually.
So time went by and
we were doing pretty well I thought. Ok, I did find unknown phone numbers
on little notes in his pockets once in a while and he was often late coming
home from work but I didn't want to reflect much over that. A while later
Peter got the opportunity to start working in another city. We started
talking about buying a house together. I really didn't want to give up
my job or move away from my family but somehow he persuaded me. He made
me feel that if I loved him I would do this.
Now, Peter hadn't
been taking very good care of his finances. He had very bad credit and
couldn't get a loan. Therefore I took the mortgage in my name. We bought
a new car, new furniture and other things. We bought a small house in
a small community about 150 kilometers south from where I grew up.
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