While sorting school mail, a teacher finds a chilling envelope: “From your husband’s mistress.” The sender? A student’s mom. The letter threatens to expose everything — unless she pays. Caught between fear and suspicion, she makes a choice she’ll soon regret.
I was at work, sorting through my school mail like any other Monday.
The classroom was quiet, and I hummed as I thumbed through the usual mix of memos, supply catalogs, and parent notes.
Nothing special. Nothing out of the ordinary.
Until I found the plain white envelope with my name scrawled across the front in unfamiliar handwriting, and below it: “From your husband’s mistress.”
Yeah. That stopped me in my tracks.
“This has to be a mistake,” I whispered to myself, but the paper trembled in my hand.
I tucked it into my purse without opening it. Whatever this was, I wasn’t going to fall apart at school.
A few minutes later, locked in a restroom stall at a gas station three blocks from my house, I finally tore open the envelope.
The letter inside was impersonal, but the words burned like acid.
“You don’t know me personally, but I know plenty about you. I’ve been seeing your husband, Mark, for the past eight months. I’m writing because I believe you deserve to know the truth.”
I felt sick.
“Eight months,” I murmured. “Eight months of lies.”
What made it even worse? It turned out to be from Mrs. Parker, the mom of one of my students. I’d always admired how put-together she seemed as a single mom.
And now she was sleeping with my husband?
The letter went on to describe details that made my stomach churn. Places they’d met. Things Mark had supposedly told her about our marriage.
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