Sonia Kahlon

And then he just leaves and he doesn't come back.

And we were fine.

were fine like the night before we were fine and my sister-in-laws are like you need to come home to Toronto so I go back to Toronto I'm like I'll just go back home for a week and they're like you need to figure out what's going on and so I look at like our DoorDash and Uber accounts and like credit cards and like Verizon bill and it was like

this idiot didn't even try to hide it.

Right.

In his defense, I think that he was like, we had like, in a sense for, I don't know how this had happened to me, considering like I like...

was successful.

And like, we went, you know, we had the same level of education, but for some reason he had access, like he ran all of our accounts.

So I never logged into the credit card.

I never logged into our phone bill.

I, you know, once in a while I would order like Uber Eats, but I wasn't like looking at old orders.

And so I think he thought she's not going to look, she never looked before.

She probably doesn't even know how to log into like the American Express account.

But I did, I figured it out.

And when I did, it was like ugly.

It was ugly.

So this is interesting.

So he had basically, this is, it's the craziest story.

My therapist will tell you too, like this isn't a normal story.

Like, and the lawyer said the same thing.