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Just in case, here are some quick additional details: Couple plays game together, acknowledges that they're are a couple. 1/2 of them goes to the hotel room. Both you and the remaining person finish the game at the same time and that person asks for your number.

Assume the sexual orientation is clear and matches what both of you are attracted to.

Is this person likely trying to cheat? Feel free to say what's on your mind if you have something to say.

Most states don't even have a law against cheating. only a few do like Massachusetts
https://www.fitchlp.com/blog/2019/08/taking-the-fifth-no-longer-an-option-when-it-comes-to-adultery-in-massachusetts.shtml#:~:text=A%20married%20person%20who%20has,by%20a%20fine%20of%20not
https://infidelityrecoveryinstitute.com/u-s-a-laws-on-infidelity-and-adultery/
And the ones who do most aren't reinforced anyways.

"More often than not, I usually advise against clients telling their partner if they've cheated, especially if this is something that will not be repeated" says psychotherapist Deborah Duley.

"If you're no longer cheating nor plan to ever cheat again and your mate is highly unlikely to ever find out, then take it to your grave! Make amends going forward by being the absolute best mate or spouse you possibly can be." - author Kevin Darné.

"If you cheated in a moment of weakness, feel guilty enough to swear off affairs for good, and feel happy in your current relationship, it could be best to keep your actions a secret and move on." - Dr. Ruth