Some decisions are simple while others are painful and complicated. In our culture, decision-making often becomes easier when we prioritize the people involved—but too often, that means prioritizing ourselves, ‘me first.’

For three years John and Laura seemed to be doing well in their marriage until John had an office affair. The lady got pregnant, although lost the baby a few months after. Since then, John had gone through counseling, and taken serious steps to stay right. It’s now six years of marriage. Thankfully, peace and trust were gradually returning.

It was a Friday night, one of their now-regular outings. They called it “Pleasant Days and Exquisite Nights Dining,” a beautiful restaurant located along coastal shoreline. It was a cool, breezy