- A mother in Nairobi has expressed her confusion after discovering a WhatsApp message with indications of an affair between her husband and her son’s teacher
- The discovery came a few weeks after her husband insisted on sending their eight-year-old son to boarding school, claiming that the mother was punishing him too much.
- The mother opposed the idea, feeling that the child was still too young to live away from home, but her husband insisted that the boarding school would bring him order and good upbringing, that he would be looked after, washed and taken care of properly.
A mother in Nairobi has complained that when her husband sent their eight-year-old son to a boarding school, the decision seemed sudden and final.
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She had resisted, hoping their son was still too young to live away from home, but her husband insisted that the move would bring order and care, that the boy would be well cared for, washed, and protected.
Social media influencer, Being Wendy, told TUKO.co.ke that the woman’s husband also claimed that boarding school would protect the child from domestic punishments, a statement that hurt the mother.
A few weeks later, a shocking discovery changed everything.
While using her husband’s phone, the mother found a message that indicated the existence of a close relationship between her husband and the school teacher.
In one of the conversations, the husband asked the teacher to “take good care of our son,” and added words that shocked him, that the child is “yours too.”
According to the mother, the meaning of those words could not be ignored.
She did not confront her husband immediately. Instead, he traveled to the school needing to know the truth.
There he met the teacher, a woman he describes as beautiful, calm and very calm.
Their meeting was respectful and cautious, full of unspoken truths.
“I think he knows me,” the mother remembers, still not knowing how much the teacher knows about their family’s pain.
What bothers him the most is what happened next. Her son no longer wants to come home on weekends.
He prefers to stay at school, follow the routine and be close to his teacher.
When asked why, his answer was simple but painful: he is not beaten at school.
The situation has left the mother in a cycle of fear and regret.
She worries that the boarding school has become more than a place of study, it has become a refuge where her son feels safer and more loved than at home.
“I don’t know what to do,” he says.
“I feel like I might lose my son too.”
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