About two years after our wedding, my husband Paul and I moved to Miinneapolis. We were both 26 years old. He was originally from suburban Milwaukee a...d I was from near Dayton, Ohio. We had been college sweethearts, then lived together for a couple years after graduation before tying the knot. We liked to think of ourselves as progressive, but we were really innocent midwesterners. I was the blonde ex-high school cheerleader with a college business degree, and he was the wide-eyed young. We jogged in Central Park every day that the weather permitted, and we took the subway both ways. We didn't find a crook every day, but we did manage to keep from being bored.Our routine in the Park was nearly always to take one of the less well traveled jogging trails. Many people considered those too dangerous to use, and that was exactly why we were interested in them. After four days of not finding an attack in progress, we decided to change our tactics. We split up with me leading about. But to my surprise, she was not alone. Someone was accompanying her in the front seat. It was not clear who it was. I waited for him to get out of the car so that I could see who it was. To my surprise, it was Imran, her fitness trainer.Until then, I did not doubt her. But when I saw her bringing him home, I had a suspicion. Even though this was the first time I saw him, I had already heard a lot about him through her. She used to show his photos on Facebook and told me that he was her. "Tim said, "I am going to skip supper tonight, I am not hungry at all."Tabby did not know what to do, she did not want to guilt him into doinganything else but she wanted to be by his side to make sure he wasalright. Tabitha went with a compromise when she said, "How about afterI eat you join me and we will watch anything you want."Tim was confused by that offer. Tabitha was acting like he was wrongedand not her. He told her that he will join her after supper but she gotto pick what they.