Cheated on for a Long Time, Jenny Rachman Still Hopes Her Husband Will Return

Kapanlagi.com - Jenny Rachman admits that she has known for a long time that her husband, Supradjarto, has been cheating. She tried to keep it a secret because she wanted to protect her family's reputation.

"Actually, it has been going on for more than two years. But as a wife, I have a moral responsibility to my family, to maintain our reputation, my own reputation, and my dignity," said Jenny Rachman in Jakarta on Tuesday (20/6/2023).

However, in the end, she could not bear it and had to reveal it to the public for her own good and that of her children.

"I didn't actually want this issue to become public consumption, not at all. I'm actually ashamed," she said.

1. Will Not File for Divorce

Jenny, who has begun to reveal her family's problems, currently has no intention of divorcing her husband. In fact, she is ready to forgive and take her husband back.

"I really hope that someday my husband will realize and that the woman who was the mistress will also realize that this has caused the destruction of my family, the destruction of my household. Hopefully, they will both have a moment of realization. May Allah open the door of repentance for them, forgive their sins and mistakes, and my husband can return to our family in a good way. That is my hope," she said.

She can be forgiving of her husband's mistakes, and that is not unrelated to the religious teachings she follows.

"Allah forgives, so why can't we as humans? We will surely forgive. Hopefully, everything will be better in the future. The mistress will realize, and she won't cause any more victims among other men. And we should all forgive each other," she said.

2. Report Husband to the Police

Jenny Rachman revealed her husband's infidelity, starting with her reporting him to the South Jakarta Metro Police for alleged signature forgery.

There was one asset document that was allegedly forged by Supradjarto and his mistress. The asset is known to be a house located in Bandung, West Java.

"Only one has been discovered. If I didn't seek legal protection, what would happen in the future? My children would be in trouble, especially if I die. What other assets would they forge?" she said.

(kpl/dan/lou)