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Best of Dear Abby: ‘Friend’ tried to clear his conscience by telling me something that could destroy my marriage
Best of Dear Abby: ‘Friend’ tried to clear his conscience by telling me something that could destroy my marriage
Best of Dear Abby: ‘Friend’ tried to clear his conscience by telling me something that could destroy my marriage

Published on: 03/23/2025

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Should he tell his wife he knows about the long-ago affair?

This column originally ran in 2020.

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