10/08/2025
As I came out of the shower, my mother-in-law sneered, “Water can’t wash away who you really are.” Right after, my husband tore up our wedding album and forced me outside. They didn’t realize my brother, the real owner of my husband’s company, had just arrived. The moment he saw me, he stepped out of his car—what happened next left them speechless.
The day started with a tense silence. My husband, Kenneth, was already awake, sitting on the edge of the bed with his back to me, a silent silhouette. When my mother-in-law, Catherine, arrived, the air grew thick. She swept past me with her usual sarcastic remark, then turned to her son with a syrupy voice.
“Kenny, honey, you look so pale. Is she not feeding you?”
Kenneth said nothing. A chill crept over me. This wasn’t the usual morning nagging. Something dark was unfolding. I escaped to the shower.
When I stepped out, wrapped in just a towel, Catherine was blocking the door, her eyes filled with hatred.
“You can’t wash the rot out of your bloodline,” she hissed.
Before I could process it, Kenneth appeared. He stormed past me and began tearing our wedding album to shreds. He grabbed my arm, dragged me to the front door, and shoved me out into the courtyard, in full view of our nine-story building. The door slammed shut. The lock clicked.
I stood there. Barefoot, shivering, humiliated. I looked up and saw them in the window, two silent figures watching the show.
And then, I heard a familiar engine. A polished black car stopped. The door opened. My brother, Damian, stepped out.
They had no idea that the polished car belonged to my brother—the man who owned the company where Kenneth worked.
Damian took in the scene—me shivering in a towel, the shredded photos on the ground—without a flicker of emotion. He walked straight into the building. The silence that followed was terrifying. Minutes later, he emerged, took off his expensive jacket, and draped it over my shoulders. He didn’t say a word, simply leading me to his car. Only then, before starting the engine, did he look at me.
“He’s fired,” he said, his voice quiet, devoid of emotion. “As of this moment.” He paused, his gaze fixed on Kenneth’s pale figure in the window. “And that’s not all.” Read more in Comment or Most relevant -> All comments 👇