The phrase "about affair" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a discussion or topic related to an affair, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "We need to have a conversation about the affair that has been affecting our team dynamics."
Alternatives: "regarding the affair" or "concerning the affair".
There is cause to be ill at ease, since the wronged wife in affair A has just published a book about affair B. COLLECTED STORIES.
There is cause to be ill at ease, since the wronged wife in affair A has just published a book about affair B. DESIRABLE DAUGHTERS, by Bharati Mukherjee.
There is cause to be ill at ease, since the wronged wife in affair No. 1 has just published a book about affair No. 2. THE COLLECTED STORIES.
There is cause to be ill at ease, since the wronged wife in affair A has just published a book about affair B. CHERRY: A Life of Apsley Cherry-Garrard, by Sara Wheeler.
There is cause to be ill at ease, since the wronged wife in affair A has just published a book about affair B. IN THE FOREST, by Edna O'Brien.
PAGE B2 ARTS INTERN FOR JOHN F. KENNEDY Writing Book About Affair Mimi Beardsley Alford, a retired New York church administrator who had an affair with John F. Kennedy while she was an intern in the White House, is breaking a 40-plus year silence in a memoir to be published by Random House.
Following her husband Josh Duhamel's much talked-about affair with another woman back in 2009, Fergie sat down with Oprah Winfrey to discuss her marriage.
And some men are far less ashamed about affairs when speaking to another man.
That doesn't mean I think journalists should sit on stories about affairs, or drug-use, or wartime behavior.
"Downton Abbey" is a lighthearted look at the class system that is deeply romantic about affairs of the heart.
There are some lovely nostalgic moments too, about affairs before mobile phones.
