“Uki Walae Wewe Ni Mtamu Kuliko Hii Nguruwe Yangu” My Wife Told Delivery Boy As Tears Fell Down My Cheek

Sometimes, pain doesn’t come with noise. It just sits in your chest, heavy, like a stone.

You walk around with it, smile at people, laugh even — but inside, you’re breaking. That was me. Walking like a normal man, talking like things were fine, but slowly dying inside.

For about three months, something just didn’t feel right. My wife had changed. She used to call me during the day, check on me, even surprise me with food at work. But then, silence. She became cold.

“Uki Walae Wewe Ni Mtamu Kuliko Hii Nguruwe Yangu” My Wife Told Delivery Boy As Tears Fell Down My Cheek

Her phone was always face down. And every time I asked what was wrong, she just said I was overthinking.

My name is Ken Munywoki. I live in Emali, Makueni. I run a small but growing nyama choma business, and my wife and I had been together for six years. I truly loved her. She was my best friend, my everything. But that love slowly turned into pain the day I confirmed what my heart had been warning me.

One evening, I decided to close early. I told my worker to cover for me and rushed home with some meat. I wanted to surprise my wife and maybe talk things out. Maybe just bring back that connection we had lost.

As I entered the compound, I noticed a motorbike parked outside — a delivery one. I didn’t think much of it. My wife used to order things from town all the time. But when I walked into the house, I heard laughter from the bedroom. A man’s voice. Her voice.

I tiptoed closer. The door was not fully closed. What I saw inside broke me.

The delivery guy — yes, the one from town who brings groceries — was in my bed. With my wife.

And then I heard the words that tore my heart apart like tissue paper.

“Uki Walae wewe ni mtamu kuliko hii nguruwe yangu,” she said, giggling.

I stood there frozen. My hands started shaking. Tears just came down on their own. I didn’t even shout. I turned and walked out. Quietly.

I sat outside, on the edge of the verandah, for over two hours. My brain refused to work. I thought of our kids, our plans, how we started from zero. And now this.

The guy left without knowing I saw him. My wife came out looking shocked when she saw me. She tried to talk, but I just raised my hand and told her not to say a word.

That night, I didn’t sleep. I kept asking myself how I missed the signs. How I let myself be this blind. But instead of fighting or exposing her, I decided to look for a real solution.

That’s when I remembered Mugwenu Doctors. I had once heard someone say they help people who feel something is not right in their marriage. I had nothing left to lose, so I sent an email and later called them here.

They were very kind and understanding. I explained my story and they told me exactly what I needed — a faithfulness spell that could help me bring her back to her senses and remove the attraction she had for that man.

The process was simple and private. I didn’t even have to go anywhere. They told me to wait and stay calm.

Two days later, my wife broke down. She confessed everything. She said she didn’t know why she was doing it, that something had taken control of her. She begged for forgiveness. She deleted the man’s number, blocked him, and even asked to speak to my family to apologize.

Now things are different. She’s back to the woman I knew. Loving. Present. Honest.

If you ever feel like your partner is slipping away or something just isn’t right, don’t suffer in silence like I did.

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They gave me back my peace. And saved my home.