Good thing she's safe. But shame on your hubby for leaving them alone unattended in such a situation, what if he came back and they weren't playing nice? Do continue to keep a close eye on them when they are together for the next few days.
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Good thing she's safe. But shame on your hubby for leaving them alone unattended in such a situation, what if he came back and they weren't playing nice? Do continue to keep a close eye on them when they are together for the next few days.
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