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Die keer toen jij, weeral vruchteloos, als eerste bij me thuis aan wilde komen. En je je auto parkeerde voor het huis. Je zag de auto van Jean Claude. Maar je zag de auto van Pieter niet staan. Dan waren mijn zusje en Pieter niet thuis. Want in die tijd weken ze geen seconde van elkaars zijde. Geen auto Pieter, geen zusje thuis bij m’n ouders.

Murielle krijgt een koekje van eigen deeg. Wanneer ze bij haar minnaar langs gaat blijkt hij een afspraak te hebben met zijn arbeidsbemiddelaar. Michelle heet ze. Ze lijkt op Rachel Green toen die bij Bloomingdale's werkte. Knap en stijlvol. Niet alleen staat ze openlijk te flirten met Jean Claude, ze overtuigt hem om samen met haar zijn CV te verbeteren. De computer staat in de logeerkamer. Als de bemiddelaarster weg is komt Murielle te weten wat ze boven allemaal uitspookten, want Jean Claude doet precies hetzelfde bij haar.

It wasn't dangerous at all. It was exciting, a lockdown party is always exciting. We could see the police coming from afar, if someone would have called them. We were so well hidden. John. How wonderful it felt, after all those months of lockdown. Finally, a party.

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Murielle gets a taste of her own medicine. When she visits her lover Jean Claude, he appears to have an appointment with his job broker. Michelle is her name. She looks like Rachel Green when she worked at Bloomingdale's. Good looking and stylish. Not only is she openly flirting with Jean Claude, she convinces him to improve his resume with her. The computer is in the guest room. When the mediator is gone, Murielle finds out what they were up to, because Jean Claude does exactly the same to her.

Murielle gets a voucher from her husband John for their wedding anniversary. It's a two-nights experience in a hotel in Cadzand (the Netherlands). She goes with her best friend Anne, tasting the best dishes from the Netherlands in a Japanese bar. With a glass of sake, it's not only fun, it turns into an unparalleled experience.

Murielle starts one of her famous monologues. Her lover breaks the expensive bottle of gin her husband got from his mother for his birthday. The gin forms a puddle on the ground. That means: Cleaning. Jean Claude deserves a little spanking. But he is a man-man who does not just let that go over his head. What he certainly doesn't accept is that his mistress's husband tells him what to do. Husband John has been passed out for a while. It's not immediately clear why he did. A lot happened during his unconsciousness, or was it just before or just after?

Murielle has made a podcast for her husband John. He must listen to it while he’s at work. She tells how Jean Claude came to visit her this morning. She tells why Jean Claude wanted to tie her up. And why Murielle is still tied up at the end of the day. And why John first has to listen to the podcast before releasing his wife, at home.

You know I cheated on you with George that evening. I already confessed that. You were angry and jealous. Two times. Because I cheated on you. And because George wanted to be my lawyer if it came to a divorce. George defended us when we had that problem with our neighbors.

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