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A Loving Wife Dies: Bora Bora

... remained polite and reserved, “I’ll bring here a lawyer and an attesting notary at two o’clock tomorrow and you must testify that you wrote the truth to me in your letter.” Martha’s eyes were full of tears and Max felt that the first time in her life she was honest. “If this is your wish, I’ll testify for you that my letter is true to the last words,” she said. Max knew it was the right time he should venture his next request. He cleared his throat. “There’s also another thing I’d like you to do for me,” he croaked. “Max, I’m soon going to die. You can ask anything, I’ll try to accomplish it. I wasn’t a good wife to you, but I’d like to be your good wife in my last time.” “You were a skank! A whore! A bitch cunt, you bloody cheater…” thought Max, but he gulped the swearwords down before they could leave his mouth, and revealed his wish instead, “I want to count your lovers, and want to know the exact time when they had the affairs with you. You gave me the names in your letter, but the dates would be important too.” Martha thought for a while, “If I remember the exact dates, I’ll tell them to you. I don’t understand why you ask, but I’ve just promised I’d do anything for you. If you want, I’ll write down these dates.” Max almost jumped to the ceiling from his chair. He had thought he would have to struggle for days to get this information out of his wife, “Thank you Martha, a written confession with exact dates will just be perfect.” He tried not to show his satisfaction too ...

... much, so he talked with Martha about her current state of health and other things before he went home. He took some sheets of paper and a pen to the hospice next day. He arrived earlier than usual and found his two children there. They were helping their Mother with the lunch. They were Rachael, his youngest daughter, and Paul, his eldest son. He greeted them and his dying wife and he asked their children if they could come to his house on Saturday morning. They accepted the invitation, so everything went according to Max’s plans. . When his wife’s lunch was over, he asked them to leave him alone with his wife. Half an hour later the lawyers arrived. Martha testified her letter before the attesting notary and two other witnesses, confirming that it was true and her husband had not known about either her extramarital activities, nor about the fact that he was not the biological father of their four children. When the officials left, Martha made an account of which lovers of hers were married at the time of her infidelity. She wrote a record of her married lovers. Max was polite to Martha, but he had to swallow sometimes during his wife’s confessions. He got twelve names of her lovers who were married that time. He went home and phoned their other two children, Patricia and Alfred, to invite them too to the closed family gathering on Saturday. Saturday morning all his four children came to Max’s house. Max told them he had got a letter from their mother and he read his wife's ...