A small-business owner has shared a TikTok video showing how a customer found out her boyfriend was 'cheating' on her due to an enquiry about a missing order. Watch below:
User @itsmollylux shared the viral vid with her 210,000 followers and it starts with a question the owner gets asked: "This is a little weird but could I ask you a question?"
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After the store owner agreed, the girl said: "A few months ago I accidentally saw an email notification from your store on my boyfriend's email.
"He never gave me any clothes. He has been acting weird, so I was wondering if you could check where the clothes got sent to? So sorry to bother you."
After the owner dug out the boyfriend's order, she found that it was sent to a girl called Valery.
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The woman replied: "Oh my god, that's my best friend."
The video was posted 4 days ago (7 October) and it has since racked up a mega 9.7 million views and 1.6 million likes.
One user wrote: "That's so messed up."
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"You refer to potential customers as 'babe'?!" another user joked.
A third user hilariously was more concerned about the top and commented: "Do you carry plus sizes? That blue top is adorable!"
A final user also concluded: "I wanna buy that top so much, it's so cute. But my parents will never."
Another TikTok user @jillt01 has firmly divided opinions with a recent video in which she claimed that cheating isn't necessarily a physical thing.
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In the clip, which has been viewed tens of thousands of times, Jill said: "Cheating isn't always flirting, kissing or more.
"If you're deleting messages or you daren't leave your phone with your partner, you go into panic mode - then you're already there."
Some people agreed with Jill's definition, with one person writing: "So, so true - I've been there and suffered that."
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Another commented: "This is so true my ex was always like this."
While a third person added: "This woman is so right."
But others disagreed and claimed they had never cheated but still wouldn't hand their phone over to their other half.
One person said: "Well, I wouldn't let my partner have my phone or go through it. It's private business as is his - like a diary. Doesn't mean they're cheating."
Someone else argued: "Never done any of that... but why would I leave the phone with a partner it's private, I'd not look at hers either. If she didn't trust me she'd be gone anyway."
Featured Image Credit: AlamyTopics: Cheating