For six years, I endured my lazy and unmotivated husband, Evan. Tired of him immediately crashing on the couch after work and even getting upset when called for dinner, our story is a testament to a marriage strained by inactivity and lack of ambition.
When I decided to bring my mom, Jasmine, to live with me, I thought it was the right thing to do. But after a month, I had to take her back to her small hometown. My friends think I’m heartless, but the situation was far more complicated than they could understand. Here’s my story.
My first marriage to William was far from perfect. We shared a cozy three-bedroom house that I inherited from my grandmother, but our union ended in divorce. Our child stayed with me. The real trouble began when my mother-in-law decided to move in with us. Six months after her arrival, William and I filed for divorce. The situation took a turn for the worse when my second husband, Colton’s daughter, Ariana, moved in with us.
My mother, Nancy, passed away when I was just nine years old, leaving behind a seemingly perfect family. I grew up idolizing my parents’ marriage, hoping to one day have a relationship as strong as theirs. However, an incurable illness took my mother away, leaving me with my father, Robert. I believed that he would always be there for me, but reality had other plans.
They say you should always trust your gut feeling, and I wish I had. Despite my reservations, I gave in to my mother’s requests. As a result, my father-in-law hired my brother Ethan, who only brought shame upon us.
It was an ordinary afternoon when I received a call from an old friend, Mary, asking if she could stop by with her son. Little did I know, their visit would turn my peaceful home into a scene of chaos, leaving me to shoulder the blame for the aftermath. This is the story of how a simple visit turned into a nightmare I couldn’t wake up from.
Karen and Ruby had been best friends since childhood, dreaming of the day their children, Danielle and Hunter, would fall in love and marry. Their dream came true, but the joy was short-lived. What was meant to be a union of two loving families quickly turned into a bitter feud, tearing everyone apart.
