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Chapters (45)
  1. Chapter One
  2. Chapter Two
  3. Chapter Three
  4. Chapter Four
  5. Chapter Five
  6. Chapter Six
  7. Chapter Seven
  8. Chapter Eight
  9. Chapter Nine
  10. Chapter Ten
  11. Chapter Eleven
  12. Chapter Twelve
  13. Chapter Thirteen
  14. Chapter Fourteen
  15. Chapter Fifteen
  16. Chapter Sixteen
  17. Chapter Seventeen
  18. Chapter Eighteen
  19. Chapter Nineteen
  20. Chapter Twenty
  21. Chapter Twenty-one
  22. Chapter Twenty-two
  23. Chapter Twenty-three
  24. Chapter Twenty-four
  25. Chapter Twenty-five
  26. Chapter Twenty-six
  27. Chapter Twenty-seven
  28. Chapter Twenty-eight
  29. Chapter Twenty-nine
  30. Chapter Thirty
  31. Chapter Thirty-one
  32. Chapter Thirty-two
  33. Chapter Thirty-three
  34. Chapter Thirty-four
  35. Chapter Thirty-five
  36. Chapter Thirty-six
  37. Chapter Thirty-seven
  38. Chapter Thirty-eight
  39. Chapter Thirty-nine
  40. Chapter Forty
  41. Chapter Forty-one
  42. Chapter Forty-two
  43. Chapter Forty-three
  44. Chapter Forty-four
  45. Acknowledgements

I can sense a tone of retribution in some of the comments, as if people have been waiting for you to be found out. I did know somewhere deep inside that not everyone could have the same low morals as you. That some people wouldn’t approve. The sad thing is, though, that they’d feel it was none of their business and keep quiet. But Facebook has a habit of bringing out the worst in people, and from behind a keyboard, where you can’t overpower with your strong reasoned, almost threatening arguments, it will be easier to join in the finger-pointing and sharing.

I am a little bit worried about Julie calling the police, if I’m honest. I wonder if it’s struck her that she’s going to have to admit to giving a married man a blow job while he photographs her, in public, while she’s on a secret trip that her husband doesn’t know about. I know you, Jack; you’ll be telling people that it isn’t you in the picture. That it could be anyone. That everyone’s just jumped to conclusions because of the Christine pictures.

But right now you will know that it’s definitely me who has the journal and that I’m Monica. You know it’s you in the pictures and you’ll go to any lengths to convince people it isn’t. The fact that my phone isn’t ringing out with DS Percy’s number tells me that Julie hasn’t made a complaint. I wait and wait and eventually she posts a comment on the picture that has been shared on her friend’s timeline that this isn’t her and Jack Atkinson like everyone’s saying and that she’s going to sue anyone who suggests it is.

Which is almost laugh-out-loud funny because no one has actually mentioned your name and you’re not in the picture, just as she isn’t. It could be anyone, but Julie has just filled in the schema gaps for everyone and completed the puzzle.

You’ll be complaining right now, though, arguing that both those pictures are from your missing journal – and DS Percy, who is, as far as I could see from my comments about my Premier Inn activity, fairly strait-laced, will be wondering what exactly is in this journal – and blaming me. Who keeps a journal full of sexual mementoes of their infidelity? What kind of person does that?