My husband left me for the other woman last week and he's been coming to the house in the morning. Well sunday he started fixing stuff around the house that been broke for months. Well I told him I missed him he said he missed me too and left. He told me he still loves me and that I'm his best friend. The question I'm asking is do I have a chance with him and why did he come by to fix things?
Has your husband been cheating since 2014?
The reason that he comes over is because you fill some of his needs that the OW does not fill. Right now he has two women in his life. It makes him feel really good to have both of you. For one thing, imagine what it feels like to be so hot/desirable that two women are fighting over him. Why on earth would he give that up?
This is why you need to be the one who tells him that he has moved out and is no longer welcome to come to YOUR HOME. See a lawyer and find out who to legally make it so that the house you live in is no longer his legal residence. Tell him that until he ends his affair, ends all contact with the OW and agrees to work on your marriage together, that you do not want to see him or talk to him.
You also need to file for divorce. Remember that it takes months to get a divorce. So that will give time for him to realize what he's losing in losing you. Remember that a divorce can be stopped at any time. So filing is not the end. It's you drawing a line in the sand, telling him that you will not tolerate his adultery.
Once you do this, he will realize that he's actually losing you. And the pressure will be put on the OW to fill all his needs that you fill right now. This usually leads to the affair ending because it puts too much pressure on the OW.
If you do not do this, he will continue the affair and keep you on the side. Yes the OW is becoming his primary relationship and your are becoming the OW. If you do not take drastic action, your marriage is over.
Get the book, "Surviving an Affair" by Dr. Harley. Read it. Do what it says to do.
In the book it talks about Plan A and Plan B. You have already done Plan A. You are now ready for Plan B. Plan B is what you do when your spouse refuses to end their affair and return to the marriage. You separate yourself and have as little contact with them as possible. This is to protect you and to let him fully realize what life without you will be like.
Look at the link in my signature block below for the 180. That's how you need to be interacting with him from now on, until either he ends the affair and returns to the marriage or you fall out of love with him and you end the marriage.