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Weve sold you the house, but were entitled to stay for a week, the previous owners announced, quite cheerfully.
You really ought to have prepared earlier for the babys arrival! My exit from the hospital was rather
14December Today I finally understood why my mother, eleven years ago, had filled out that refusal form
I paid for my sons happiness For a long time, I wrestle with the decision before finally resolving that
It must have been many years ago nowa memory from my younger days, vivid in my mind as if it happened
How long has it been since your son last spoke to you? I asked my neighbour, Mrs. Thompson.
For about a year, my son had been living with Kate, but we had never met her parents, which struck me as odd—so I decided to investigate
I’ve always raised my son to respect women above all—his grandmother, his mother, his wife, his daughter. In my view, that’s the finest quality a man can have: respect for women. My husband and I gave our son a wonderful upbringing and education, and provided him with everything he needed to face life with confidence. We wanted to let him find his own way, but we still bought him a two-bedroom flat. While he worked to support himself, he didn’t earn enough to afford his own place.
We didn’t just hand him the flat or even tell him about the purchase. Why? Because our son was living with his girlfriend—simple as that. For about a year, he’d been living with Kate, but we’d never met her parents, and I found that strange.
Later, I discovered that Kate’s mother was once the neighbour of a friend of mine. She told me something that made me uneasy. It turned out her mother kicked her husband out when he started earning less, but the real oddity began afterwards… The woman started dating a married, but wealthy man. Kate’s grandmother, just like her daughter, was also involved with a married man and forced both her daughter and granddaughter to help out at his country cottage.
Because of this, my son had already had several run-ins with his potential mother-in-law. But what troubles me most is that both Kate’s mother and grandmother are turning Kate against her father.
The girl is clearly attached to her dad, but thanks to these women, her relationship with him is at risk. And, the cherry on top: Kate decided to drop out of university. She believes a man should take care of the family, which I understand—I’ve prepared my son for that—but heaven forbid they run into trouble down the line. Where’s the safety net if things go wrong? How will she support her husband then? By the way, I’ve reassigned the flat’s ownership to myself, because I know I raised him to be a true gentleman. Sure, anything you own before marriage isn’t split after divorce, but Kate is such a clever woman she could send my “gentleman” off with nothing but his socks. My son had been living with Emily for about a year, but wed never once met her parents. I found it all
Lily was bringing up her little boy Jack all on her own. Shed split from Tom right after the baby came
I paid for my sons happiness For ages I pondered, and finally resolved that I would be the one to find
