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My 5 Year Old Wants to Invite The Lady Who Visits Dad While Mom is at Work to Her Birthday Party

When my daughter casually mentioned inviting someone I’d never heard of to her birthday party, I had no idea how much my life was about to change. That simple conversation marked the start of an unexpected revelation.

My husband, Jake, and I have been together for ten years and married for seven. He’s always been kind, hardworking, and a little scatterbrained at times, but I’ve never had any reason to doubt him. However, recently, things have taken a turn.

Earlier this year, Jake lost his job, and while he’s been searching for a new one, I’ve taken on extra hours to keep things running smoothly. It hasn’t been easy, but we’ve managed. Our five-year-old daughter, Ellie, has loved the extra time with her dad. To her, Jake is a superhero. Life seemed perfectly normal—until Ellie unknowingly shattered that illusion.

One evening, as we were finalizing her birthday guest list, she asked a question that stopped me in my tracks.

“Mommy, can I invite the pretty lady who comes to visit Daddy when you’re at work?”

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