WW is worried that he’ll spill that they had an affair at a hotel during business hours, which is true. I know her board of directors will not like that accusation. It is a fireable offense.
You don't say what your WW does for a living, but I can tell you that, at least in the private sector, if an employee is valued, perceived as adding value, has deep roots in key operations (all of which is likely for a higher level employee who reports directly to the board as opposed to a supervisor), the board will keep her around regardless what some random third person says she did, in the past (during a period in which her job performance is known and presumably was good) in her private life. These sorts of things can become an issue if they involve a co-worker who might sue for workplace harassment or some such, but not in cases like this.
Of course, if your WW were truly approaching infidelity recovery from a place of courage, humility, honest, transparency, and empathy (which, per your posts, she is not), she would have already figured out a way to get out ahead of this. Unless, perhaps, she already has. You say:
At this point she doesn’t fear for her job ....
So which is it? Is her job in jeopardy, or not? I rather suspect not.
But he also knows where we live bc he knows my WW’s full name and mine (can easily look this up). He could look at the assessor for our address.
That's pretty much true for anybody.
My WW told me he has threatened our family too.
Ah, the old "my WW, who has a history of lying and deceiving to protect her A and her AP, tells me a thing about the AP that has the effect of making me shiver me timbers, for the express purpose of stopping me from reaching out to the OBW. And I chose to believe this one statement from her, despite the fact that the odds of it being true are pretty low, and also despite the fact that her approach generally has been to encourage me to enable her to continue lying and presenting a false image of herself.
Countless threads on here where the WW said some version of this. It's almost cliche.
By the way, the foregoing discussion is about you telling the AP's fiance that he cheated with your WW.
In August of last year, you said this:
This guy was terrible at hiding his identity. My wife easily found him out and told me. So on July 22nd I sent a fb message to his wife telling her everything. I took control and ended this myself. Mainly bc I thought she could fall in love with him and they planned to meet weekly. The guy is pissed bc he’s caught and my wife is freaking out, but I have control. I don’t care bc f*ck him.
I'm confused. Does the AP have a wife, or a fiance? Or did he, in the past 14 months, get divorced and now has a new fiance? In either event, it seems like you've already confronted the AP once and he neither reported your WW to her board of directors nor massacred your family, so there's that. Or perhaps there is more than one AP?
[This message edited by Butforthegrace at 4:09 PM, Friday, December 9th]