Recently, my best friend got into a story. She’s 52 years old now, and she should have been enjoying life by now, but she wasn’t.
We met her at work, 15 years ago. Then she just moved to our city. We quickly became friends and became thick as thieves. The reason for her moving was divorce and betrayal of her cheating husband.
When she was on maternity leave, her husband left her with her one-year-old daughter because of another woman. The court ordered the payment of alimony. She was suffocating in that city, so she decided to sell the apartment she inherited from her mother, moved to my city and was able to buy a smaller apartment, but in a good area.
Then she sent her daughter to kindergarten and got a job at our garment factory. She had no one to rely on or ask for help, so she silently coped with everything herself. She even worked in two shifts to provide her daughter with all the best. I took her to clubs, to classes with foreign language tutors, always bought her all the fashionable and expensive equipment.
But in the end it turned out that she was made a thief, even called selfish. And now they threaten to sue.
The husband transferred alimony to his daughter’s card. But my friend was so offended by her husband that she did not even touch the money. But when years passed, she was able to get back on her feet, rethought a lot and finally forgave her ex-husband for the past.
She decided to take the card and check the amount. There was an amount that was enough for a small house in the country. She shared it with her daughter, but she was offended that her mother had disposed of her capital.
Although she has no one but her daughter and everything will remain her inheritance. But the daughter contacted her father, who always did not care about them, and told everything. He began to threaten her friend, saying that she had not spent money on her daughter. He demanded to return every penny or he would sue her.
How can I help her, because she is my best friend?
