Husband Mocks Wife as She Keeps Giving Money to Her Poor Mom until She Hits Him Back — Story of the Day
A haughty husband mocks his wife for providing money to her poor mother, but she continues doing it despite his objections. In the end, she realizes she couldn’t have been more right by going against her husband.
When Lucy Houghton married Sam Fraser, she thought it was the best decision she’d ever made. Though Sam was eight years her elder, he was smart, attractive, and most importantly, he sincerely loved her – or so she believed. Until one day, it all fell apart…
The Houghtons had always cautioned Lucy not to date Sam, and the prospect of her marrying him had worried her parents. “Honey,” her mother had said. “He’s not the right man for you. Trust us! You will regret choosing him as your partner!”
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“Your mother is absolutely right, Lucy!” her father had warned. “You’re rushing the decision of marriage! He might be all nice to you, but Sam is not someone who’d be with you for the rest of your life!”
But Lucy wouldn’t understand that. She was confident that Sam adored her as much as she loved him. So when he proposed to her just a few months after their courtship, she said yes without hesitation, and a month later, they were married.
Their wedding had been spectacular, and Sam had made sure that all of the details were perfect. He made a good living as an accountant at a famous Californian firm, so how could he pass up the chance to show off? And Lucy took pride in it as well, because “her choice” of spouse stood proudly in front of everyone – especially her parents – as a respectable and wealthy man.
But unfortunately, none of this seemed pleasant to her a year later…
“Lucy!” Sam yelled as he approached her, clutching an envelope in his hands. “What the hell is this? Did you really think it wasn’t necessary to inform me about this?”
“Calm down, Sam! Can’t you see I’m busy making breakfast?”
“To hell with you and your breakfast! Why didn’t you inform me you transferred money from the joint account to your mother’s? Why do they still need your money?!”
“What do you mean, Sam? I was brought up like this! They’re my parents! If they need help, I will not stand by and let them suffer! Mom needed money urgently, so I paid it out of MY savings!”
“Oh, you think you can take money out of the account and blow it off without even discussing it with me?”
