Cody ended up homeless after he caught his girlfriend cheating with his boss's son!

Sat, 29 Nov 2025 19:41:24 +0000

Cody met a girl. They fell in love. He relocated to live with her. Everything was going fine until Cody left for a three day trip for work. When he returned, Cody says he walked in on his girlfriend cheating on him with his boss's son. Cody reacted out of anger and passion with the end result of him ending up on the streets of Chicago homeless.

Cody tries to sell his artwork to get enough money to get a room for a night or two. When he can get a room he can clean up enough to look for work, but he keeps getting denied employment because he is homeless.

Cody says that on weekends, a lot of people come around and give out food but there is no help to get off the streets and out of homelessness.
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