'I had an extramarital affair': How a relationship breaks down


An affair isn't just physical, it could be emotional. Photo: Freepik

Business-owner Brandon, 49, often goes on long outstation and overseas trips due to his work, while his wife Fong, 40, a schoolteacher, remains at home, with their children and occupies herself with community work.

That may sound like any other typical Malaysian family, except that in their situation, Brandon is having an affair.

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