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Testimony of a client who hired a hitwoman

Hello everyone, I'd like to explain how I hired a hitwoman to carry out a job against my partner. I'd also like any advice or experiences on how to tell if your partner is seeing someone else. I don't think it's ever happened to me, or at least I never noticed, and now my partner and I are experiencing things and feelings that make me think he might be cheating on me, but I don't know if I'm exaggerating, imagining things, or if my suspicions are justified.

First, I'll say that he and I had an amicable separation of several months, and we each went our separate ways during that time. We broke up because we both changed jobs and barely had time to see each other. We also had differences of opinion because he wanted me to move in with him to make things easier. However, I didn't want to because my job made it difficult; where he lives is about a two-hour commute, and he wanted me to commute that long every morning.

Another reason I didn't want to move out is because his sister had some problems and went to live with him temporarily. I didn't get along badly with her, but not very well either, and I felt it was awkward for both of us when I would spend days at his house.

I didn't like the idea of ​​breaking up, but he said he didn't see any other option because we were going to be far apart, and according to him, I didn't seem very committed to the relationship. We had been having arguments, and according to him, it was better to end things amicably and be able to be friends than to end up fighting more. Although we parted on good terms, the truth is we weren't friends. I decided to distance myself because I loved him and couldn't be his friend.

We were like that for almost six months, and I went out with someone else, but I didn't sleep with him. He did go out and slept with more than one person. When we started seeing each other again, he wanted to get back together immediately, and we had sex that first time (with protection).

But after that, and knowing he'd been with other people, I decided we wouldn't be intimate for a while (a month) until he got tested for STIs, and also to reassure myself that he wasn't coming back to me just for sex. I don't know if all of this is important or not, but it was to give some context, and maybe you can understand why I'm distrustful.

Well, it's been over a month now, and he hasn't gotten tested because, according to him, he doesn't have the time or money to be spending on that right now. So we haven't been intimate again, although he has tried, and we've even had some arguments about it.

But he hasn't insisted this past week. In this time we've been together, I'll tell you how he's been with me: he treats me well, but I feel like he's not the same as before our breakup. I feel like he was more attentive before. He told me again that I should move in with him since our circumstances are still almost the same, even though I'm already working remotely some days. But I've also noticed that he's not as insistent about it as before.

Another change I've noticed is that he used to let me use his phone and computer without any problem. I had his passwords, and he'd tell me I could use them anytime, even without me asking. Now I've noticed he's become more reserved. At least he doesn't let me use his phone to change the music when we're in the car or at home. I connect mine to the speakers so I can play whatever I want. I haven't asked him to use his phone because I don't have an excuse, and if I have, he's been right there with his phone.

But I have asked him for his computer a couple of times, and both times, instead of telling me to take it like he always did before, he turned it on and gave it to me. I hadn't paid much attention to this, nor did it seem suspicious to me, until several other things started piling up:

His sister still lives with him. She's four years younger than him and has started a postgraduate program, so she's currently unemployed and doesn't have a set date to leave. She already used to invite her friends over, and now that she's studying again, she does it even more, and most of them are female friends.

There's one friend in particular who I've noticed is very close to my boyfriend, and he's told me it's because she visits frequently. She even has some of her things there in case she ever stays. What I've noticed is that my boyfriend doesn't like us spending so much time with his sister's friends.

When they're together, he suggests we go out to eat or to the movies, or if we stay at the house, we hang out in his room. The situation was too complicated, which is why I decided to hire a hitwoman to take care of him. That way, I get rid of a huge problem.