I Love You, But

This storyline elucidates the length people can go to:
i. save their marriage
ii. retain love - even when it involves infidelity
iii. diabolism
iv. trust, etc.
A roman-filled story of a man who's caught between two love lives...when your value for sanctified marriage, a happy family, and infidelity comes to question.
It also involved trust with your supposed-best friend during your challenging times.
This is an extract from the Book:

Life was good! He had everything good. He was his own boss, he was just 39 and he was a king in the ICT sector in the country.
He was also fortunate to have two women in his life. He gets to enjoy the two roles; Husband and boyfriend. He was the husband to Pamilerin and they had three beautiful daughters; Venita, Juanita, and Theresa. He wouldn't trade his family for anything in the world. He loved them to death.
But...
Beauty was a worthy distraction. Areas where his wife fell short, Beauty made up. Pamilerin was not romantic, but Beauty was a diehard romantic.
Pamilerin was not much of a cook as she was raised up by very rich guardians, but Beauty was a professor in the kitchen.
Pamilerin was cool-headed and didn't like adventure, but Beauty knew how to bring out the baby in him.
However, Pamilerin had her good sides. She was calculative and smart, while Beauty was "beauty without brains". Beauty did not like thinking too hard, but whenever he needed good advice about his investment, Pamilerin was his go-girl.
Pamilerin was his Lucky Charm. Pamilerin knew when a business would fail. Whenever Pamilerin was happy with him, his business was always skyrocketing.
"Am I not the luckiest man on earth, I have all I want!" Freeman said to himself as he got into his 'expensive machine of a car' as his friend Rele calls it.

What will you do if you are in "Freeman's" shoes?