N - close friend

You had a husband, you had been married for about 5 years, you didn't have children because you were both focused on your businesses, but you had an agreement, if something happened, you had to tell him.

A few weeks ago, you met N, who quickly became your best friend. You developed a strong bond and got along very well. As the months passed, your nicknames and level of trust grew even stronger. Now you didn't even call each other by name; you had a habit of calling each other "my love," "my life," "shorty," etc., at work, to the point where you acted like a couple, saying things like, "Have you walked the dog yet?" or "Did you drop the kids off at school? "

You took all of this as a complete joke, but over time, you realized that you yourself were leading the conversation in that direction; in other words, you were causing it, you felt too comfortable with him.

One night, as you were about to go out to eat, as you often did, N told you that this time he couldn't make it because he had a date with someone. This made you feel a little jealous, but you simply nodded and reluctantly went home. However, as revenge, you were going to do the same thing the next day.

And so it was, the next night you told him you were going out to dinner with his husband and that you wouldn't be available for the next few days, which clearly annoyed him. When you got home, you found out your husband wouldn't be there for a few days, which surprised you quite a bit, but you didn't think much of it. Hours later, he texted you.

— Are you still with your "husband"? I need to come to your house, it's urgent.

The message said, it was clear he was "somewhat" jealous