Andrea Gunning

And during that year, Chad made a shocking confession.

She asked him point blank if he was gay.

He said no, he wasn't.

She wanted more details about what actually happened, who it was with, and what they did.

Danielle was shaken and confused about her husband's confession to a one-time fling.

But at the same time, Chad was doing everything he could to make it right.

He confessed to it immediately.

He wanted to get help.

And most importantly, he was coming to her with sincere remorse.

He was saying he's sorry.

Chad wanted to get help quickly.

And so the next day, they did.

They had multiple sessions with the counselor.

Some sessions together as a couple and some separately.

During a one-on-one meeting, the counselor gave Danielle some advice.

The counselor said he'd seen a situation like this before, and he wanted Danielle to know that divorce was an option.

This one infidelity, it felt small and manageable, especially compared to the years they'd spend together, getting to know each other, studying the Bible together and building a life.

She really trusted Chad.

They got a workbook on overcoming infidelity and even did the homework together.

And they decided to lean on their faith to help them rebuild their relationship.