What would a smart woman do if the man she loved, and was married to, was seduced away by a gold digger who didn't love him but only wanted his money?
She'd do whatever it takes to make him see the error of his ways; even if it means telling him he's free to leave the marriage, and with her blessing, nonetheless.
Better yet, she would up the ante and invite the new wife-to-be as a guest to her own home in a gesture of modern goodwill, and without ever making a jealous fuss in front of her husband.
She would employ whatever means available to drive away the gold-digging mistress without appearing to be the mastermind; even if she must pretend to want another man when she only wants her husband, she would do it with an unsuspecting smile.
She wouldn't let society tell her to leave her husband, or even let her closest confidants talk her into such a choice; she would stand by her husband and not give up on the man she loves over an unintended twitterpation with a wily woman who doesn't even love him.
She would know that her husband still loves her, even if he says he wants to leave her; and she would see to it that her husband knows how deeply she still loves him, by gently reigniting the fiery embers of their devoted love that neither can live without, and without him knowing that she was behind it all.
That's what a smart woman would do.
She'd do whatever it takes to make him see the error of his ways; even if it means telling him he's free to leave the marriage, and with her blessing, nonetheless.
Better yet, she would up the ante and invite the new wife-to-be as a guest to her own home in a gesture of modern goodwill, and without ever making a jealous fuss in front of her husband.
She would employ whatever means available to drive away the gold-digging mistress without appearing to be the mastermind; even if she must pretend to want another man when she only wants her husband, she would do it with an unsuspecting smile.
She wouldn't let society tell her to leave her husband, or even let her closest confidants talk her into such a choice; she would stand by her husband and not give up on the man she loves over an unintended twitterpation with a wily woman who doesn't even love him.
She would know that her husband still loves her, even if he says he wants to leave her; and she would see to it that her husband knows how deeply she still loves him, by gently reigniting the fiery embers of their devoted love that neither can live without, and without him knowing that she was behind it all.
That's what a smart woman would do.