I Won The Case Over My Cheating Wife By Using My Detective Skills
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What holiday ads and promotions open the episode?
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Hello, and welcome to cheating all the time. Glad you are here. Let's get into this next christen sheet. You know that feeling when something's off, but you can't quite put your finger on it. Yeah, that was me. Detective Lou Miller, forty years old, twelve years married, and sitting in my Fort Explorer outside the Enterprise Center with two blues hockey season tickets in my jacket pocket. Our anniversary Well views. I'd surprised Virginia before concert tickets. We can getaways, that stupid expensive Burberry coat she mentioned once in passing. But hockey? Blues hockey. That was different, that was us. Our first date was a blues game back in two thousand eight. We crushed Natuas and screamed Erzal's horse when the blues scored in Novertime.
I mean, come on, how could she not love this? The October air was crisp, that perfect Saint Louis Fall weather where you need a jacket but the sun still warms your face. Downtown was buzzing people heading to dinner, catching afternoon games, living their normal Wednesday lives. I pulled into our driveway and curkled around sex. A house was one of those renovated nineteen twenties bungalows, white siding, black shutters, big front porch. Virginia had insisted on the place when she was pregnant with Mason. Good schools, Louis, safe neighborhood. This is where we raise our family. And honestly, she'd been right. Mason was thriving. Ten years old playing baseball, getting straight A's. The kid was golden. I walked in through the garage path Virginia's Lexus SUV, brand new, lease paid by the surgical centre where she worked as office manager.
doctor Vincent Garsh's practice. The guy was supposedly some hotshot plastic surgeon, boob jobs, facelifs, the whole nine odds. Jenny, I'm home. The house smelled like nothing. No dinner cooking, no candles, nothing. In here, her voice call from the living room. I found her on the couch, laptop open, phone in hand, still in her work clothes, black slacks, silk blouse, heels kicked off on the floor. She looked good. She always looked good. Thirty-seven and she could still turn heads. Long, dark hair, green eyes, that smile that had knocked me sideways twelve years ago. Except she wasn't smiling. Hey babe. I leaned down to kiss her. She turned her head. My lips caught her cheek. Happy anniversary. Oh, right, anniversary.
She set her phone down, face down on the couch cushion. Quick too quick. Sowery work's been insane. Vincent has three consultations tomorrow and the new receptionist is completely lost. Virginia. I sat down next to her, pulled out the envelope with the tickets. I got a something. She opened it, looked at the tickets blinked. Blue season tickets, I said. R seat section one hundred fourteen, remember. Lee, that's well, that's really sweet. She smiled, but it didn't reach her eyes. It's just, you know, with work being so crazy, I don't know if I can commit to making all the games. I felt it then, that first crack, that first little whisper might got that something was wrong. It's okay, I said. We'll go when you can, or I can take Mason.
He'd love it. Yeah, sure. She closed the envelope, set it on the coffee table. Actually, speaking of work, I need to talk to you about something. Here we go. Margaret. You remember Margaret from my book club? She's turning forty next month. We're doing a girls' trip to Miami, just a long weekend Thursday through Sunday.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What holiday ads and promotions open the episode?
0:00–9:02
2
How does Lou discover that Virginia’s “Miami” trip is actually an affair?
9:02–34:03
3
What evidence does Lou collect during the Aspen stakeout?
34:03–50:14
4
How does Louis and Francis plan the surveillance of Virginia’s affair with Vincent?
50:14–1:00:59
5
What evidence do they capture at the Greenbrier resort and how does it change the case?
1:00:59–1:22:23
6
How does the divorce filing, mediation, and custody battle unfold after the evidence is presented?
1:22:23–1:33:54
7
What happens right after the custody ruling and how do the characters plan their new life?
1:33:54–1:56:13
8
How does the story shift to Vincent’s legal trouble and Virginia’s escalating crisis?
1:56:13–2:18:12