A woman shared on Reddit how her fiancé, DN, cheated on her, leading to a painful breakup. She suffered silently while DN callously flaunted his new relationship. Before leaving, she warned DN’s new partner about his potential betrayal. Five years later, DN contacted her, confessing the cascade of misfortunes that befell him since their split, including being cheated on and losing his job and friends. She revealed they could have had a child together. DN broke down, apologizing profusely. She forgave him, sharing her happy news of marriage and pregnancy.
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