The Fight Essay

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Jacob Cramer
10-30-13
Aaron had several friends including Levi and Gus. Levi has recently met and started dating a wonderful lady named Lynn. He is convinced this is a long term relationship. Unknown to Levi, Aaron observed them at a restaurant several days ago and realized Lynn is the wife of his other friend Gus.
Aaron is deciding whether to tell Levi that Lynn is married. Gus suspects his wife is having an affair and since they and Aaron share many friends and contacts, he asks if Aaron has heard anything regarding an affair.

Aaron: (Debating in his head). Should I tell Levi that his new girlfriend is also Gus’s wife? Or should I just let him find out on his own?

Aaron: (Still talking in his head). Maybe if I call somebody and talk to them they might know what to do!
Aaron goes and calls his friend Haggai

Aaron: (Picks up his phone to call Haggai). Hey Haggai, I have a question for you. Do you think you can help?

Haggai: Yeah, what’s your question man? I’m always here to help!

Aaron: (Tells the whole story of what he has realized). Do you know what you would do in this situation?

Haggai: (Shocked by what he just heard). Well if it was me I would just tell Gus and tell him to ask Levi or talk to Lynn about it.

Aaron: That could work, but I don’t want to lose any of them as my friends!

Haggai: There is no easy way to do this, but you have to be honest with what you know. If they get upset or mad about you telling the truth then they are not

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