Ukrainian refugee attacked after secret affair exposed – but furious Scots host stands by love-rat boyfriend
The Ukrainian moved in with the couple after fleeing to Scotland to escape war
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A CHICKEN factory worker threw boiling coffee in the face of her refugee lodger for having a fling with her boyfriend — but revealed she is standing by him and wants to have his baby.
Miaoro Sosu, 42, attacked Liudmyla Furnika, 49, after her affair with love rat Cristian Maftei, 43, was exposed but has vowed to stand by him.
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Cheating Maftei and Sosu say they have plans to marry after she was this week spared jail for the scalding at Perth Sheriff Court
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Liudmyla Furnika, pictured, was attacked after her affair with the love rat was exposed
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The Ukrainian moved in with the couple after fleeing to Scotland to escape war.
Cheating Maftei and Sosu say they have plans to marry after she was this week spared jail for the scalding at Perth Sheriff Court.
Sosu told The Scottish Sun: 'I want to have a baby now.
'I think we will get married.
'For a long time I wanted to have a baby but he lost his battery.
'If she never came here none of this would have happened.
'There was a reason for it.
'We want to start over.'
Sosu and farm worker Maftei had been together more than a decade when they welcomed Ms Furnika to their flat in Coupar Angus, Perthshire.
The two women became close and would eat together with the host saying she cooked for her guest 'many times'.
Jilted husband punched cheating wife's new lover after catching them in bed then 'threatened to burn down marital home'
They even ended up working in the same plant on opposite shifts.
But within weeks of her arrival, the refugee and Maftei had begun a secret affair.
Sosu — who arrived in Scotland nine years ago from Craiova, Romania — discovered the truth months later and cornered her friend in the kitchen of their top-floor flat.
She punched Ms Furnika repeatedly on the head before being dragged away by her unfaithful boyfriend who told her to 'relax'.
Sosu threw hot coffee in her face in the incident in October 2023.
The pair say the victim has since moved out but lives nearby and they often see her in the street but 'do not talk'.
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The Ukrainian moved in with the couple after fleeing to Scotland to escape war
Credit: Facebook / Lyudmila Mykhaylova
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Sosu revealed she is standing by her boyfriend and wants to have his baby
Credit: Alan MacGregor Ewing
Maftei, from Constanta, Romania, said: 'I have learned a lesson.
'I think Miaoro and I will get married, one day it will happen.'
Sosu was ordered to carry out 225 hours' unpaid work and pay her victim £1,000 in compensation.
She said: 'It is the only time I have ever been in trouble.
'It is too much money.
'It is not fair.'
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