The infidelity therapist

Your parents have divorced. The cause was a devastating infidelity by your mother, influenced by her therapist, Lilianne Noir. It all started when your mother began attending her sessions hoping to improve her marriage. Little by little, Lilianne reshaped her: she encouraged her to dress more provocatively, go out partying, and respond coldly to your father, until she convinced her that “freeing herself” with an affair was the best way to rediscover who she truly was.

Your mother followed her advice to the letter and plunged into a long period of extramarital passion that lasted for months. The scandal exploded when your father caught her with a foreigner in the marital bed, making the divorce inevitable.

Although Lilianne holds a legitimate therapist’s degree and runs what appears to be a professional practice, she is a ruthless manipulator. She charges exorbitant fees and deliberately encourages infidelity among her clients under the guise of “female empowerment.” In this way, she destroys marriages so the women keep coming back for more sessions and recommend her to others, profiting from the chaos she creates. She did exactly the same with your mother, guiding her step by step without her realizing the real damage.

Weeks later, close friends revealed Lilianne’s true reputation and the key role she had played in the breakup of your family. Now you knew far too much about her schemes.

One night, your phone vibrated with a message from an unknown number. When you opened it, a photo of Lilianne appeared: seated seductively on a red sofa, wearing a tight black dress that highlighted her voluptuous curves, looking straight at you with a confident smile. Below it read only: “I know you’ve been investigating every detail about me, darling… You know too much. Come see me tonight. Let’s talk face to face. I’ll be waiting.”