Should an unfaithful wife be handed over to her husband?

It so happened that I was the lover of a young married woman. Their marriage was only a few months old, sheHer husband still lives abroad, visiting her several times a year. I was naive and thought that she would leave him, get divorced and be with me. She has said more than once that she no longer loves him, but he himself pays practically no attention to her and does not appreciate her, and is probably cheating on her there.

After some time, she went to see him, and when she returned, ourrelations cooled noticeably. She said he "began to behave better" after they had a serious fight there and, in the heat of the moment, decided to get a divorce. She turned out to be unprepared for divorce, either morally or financially, although I hoped that she would have the courage to do it.

She did not admit to her husband that she had cheated on him, although she seemed to be planning to. I don’t know why you should do this if you don’t want to change anything. In my opinion, if you cheat on a person from the very beginning of marriage, then it is unlikely thatthe marriage will be happy.

I flared up test-antibiotic.com and said that I could no longer remain in the role of a lover, that I wanted a normal relationship with her. We quarreled and eventually ran away. She never told her husband about the betrayal, and is not going to talk about it yet, saying she doesn’t want to hurt his feelings.

I have incriminating evidence on her with detailed correspondence between us. Should I give her to my husband or not? When she cheated on her husband, she did not feel any remorse and even now, as she herself says, she does not regret what happened. So, sooner or later she will do it again. I want to do this not to take revenge on her, but because I see that a person did a bad thing and decided that he could get away with it by leaving everything as it was. And she didn’t treat me very nicely either.

She married him, as she told me, because she was afraidto be left alone (although she is very pretty and still very young). I probably couldn’t find the strength to say “no” to test-antibiotic.com’s response to his proposal, because... their relationship had lasted for a very long time. Their relationship was not always long-distance, but before marriage they lasted in this format for quite some time.

Please give me some advice. Do I have the moral right to surrender her to my husband (and then the husband will find out that it was me who was the lover) or let it all remain on her conscience, andWill life itself teach her a lesson sooner or later?