My know all neighbor

I 28 inherited my late uncle's house, he no family of his own. Had travelled the world making money and returned to retire and bought his house in a quiet area of the city he was born in. But his retirement was short as his years of travelling and heavy smoking caught up with him. Went into hospital with breathing problems, they discovered he had advance lung cancer which had already spread to other organs. Four weeks in hospital before he passed away. As I was his namesake, he'd left his estate to me almost entirely, just cash to my father his brother and an equal amount to his sister. I was set as they say, my new home was next to a local suburban pumping station, and the other side had a loudmouth know all (35). The pumping station made no noise, unlike my neighbor, who claimed to be an expert on everything. His wife (29) was very quiet it was eight weeks after our first meeting that I heard her speak. Her husband never stopped talking, usually just shit he had no real idea about. Then he got a job with ICE and started travelling around the country. When home he pranced around in his uniform saying how great the job was and how good he was at it. Fortunately, he wore his mask most of the time and I didn't have to look upon his dumb face much at all. Then he went away on a special operation, well that what he claimed anyway. After he had left his wife had a water leak, not allowed to call anyone to get anything fixed without her husband permission first. She saw me arriving home and asked me to have a look at the problem so she could call her husband and tell him exactly what was wrong. It was just a split pipe an easy fix I said I'll fix it no need to bother the busy expert with something so minor. I'd it fixed in an hour, had turned off the water and got what I needed from Home Depot. Instead of having her pay me back, I got her to cook me a meal. I was sick of takeouts, which started us seeing each other often. Finally, during a power cut I made a move on her and she slept with me. Which also became a regular part of our friendship when her husband was away.