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Jules said in a tiny voice, her eyes filling with tears. I leaned over the table, "Do you even listen to the stories people tell? Salvatore Capone is famous for killing his first wife. The mother of those six monsters he calls sons is in the ground because of him. And you want to be next? You want to move into her bedroom and wait for him to get bored of you, too?" Mom just looked at me with those soft, watery eyes that always made me feel like I was the one being unreasonable. She reached out, her fingers trembling slightly as she tried to touch my arm.

I felt even more disappointed in her. I asked her seriously, “What if the person trapped in that fire today hadn’t been your mother? “What if putting out that fire cost you millions of dollars of your own money? Would you still have done it?” Willow said, “Of course I would’ve!” But I knew her too well. She always tilted her head to the right when she lied. She was lying. If it really cost her millions of dollars, she would never have saved anyone.

“Are you trying to collapse again?” I nearly jumped, and tripped over a small stone. The man standing a few feet away was tall and broad shoulders and wearing shorts and nothing else. His dark hair fell just above his eyes, and the way he looked at me made me look away. It was my step father-in-law, Damian Blackwell. “I… I—” I stammered and straightened my back, trying to appear stronger than I felt. “I don’t need a babysitter.” “You’re out here in the cold,” he said, taking a few steps closer. “You’re going to hurt yourself.”

“I thought that they wouldn’t bear to see me sleep on the street since they’re my son and daughter-in-law, right? So I went to them, but who would’ve known that they’d actually beat me up, scold me, and kick me out of the house! Not only that, they even called the police, saying that I was trespassing and causing a scene, and that’s why the police arrested us!” The beefy woman clenched her fists tightly and said, “I, Jennifer Chapman, hate b*stards who disrespected old people the most in my life! If it weren’t for my sister-in-law, my mom would not have committed suicide by drinking pesticide! I was put into jail for ten months because I punched the bloody woman to death after my mom died!”

I burst out laughing, unable to stop the unnaturally ugly laugh that came all the way from the pits of my stomach as I laughed at the story that my mum was telling me about how she had a running stomach while she was attending to Jennifer Lawrence and she asked for the bathroom but she couldn't reach it in time and she had to take a dump in a vase, right in the middle of the hallway. My mother was laughing just as loudly as I was, "and I couldn't stop. The diarrhoea kept coming out and it was uncontrollable!" she spoke over the loud noise of our laughs and trying to get a word in between her cackles. "Oh, my God! My stomach!" I complained, wiping tears from my eyes as I shook my head at my m

My mother has become an annoying person. Like those typical mothers in laws who hated their daughters in law. I never used to have such problems, but I had to go and send my wife to jail causing all this shit. “Nick!” I didn’t know what the reason was for her to shout my name instead of just coming in and say what she wanted to say.

Emilia's hands burned, her eyes welling up with tears as she pleaded, "Pls, Mother—" But Ivy's grip on Emilia's hair tightened. "Don't! Don't call me Mother! I can never be a mother-in-law to such a useless daughter-in-law, who doesn't even know how to do anything properly!" Ivy's voice was venomous, her words dripping with malice. "You've been married to my son for three years and still haven't given me a grandson. Aren't you ashamed? At least if you can't give me a grandson, know how to serve me properly, not by burning my delicate skin!"

Hearing my concern, Yvette had a faint smile on her lips. My mother-in-law, Ginger Grant, put down her fork and said, "Yvette is 19 this year. She didn't get into college last year, so she stayed home for a year. We're planning to send her to the city to work. She isn't as lucky as her sister, who got to marry such a good man like you." Her praise made me feel uncomfortable. I responded, "Not at all, Ginger. I'm just getting by." My in-laws turned to look at me with serious expressions.

I was already on the edge of losing my mind, craving to be filled. "Come on, Dad," I thought. "Don't have mercy on me just because I look fragile and pretty. Just ravage me." However, the image of what I'd seen earlier suddenly flashed in my mind. Anthony's length was monstrous. No—I'd like to take that back! I couldn't do it. I definitely couldn't take in something so huge when I was so tight and narrow. It might even rip me apart and cause me to bleed to death right here. Then, I would contribute to the news articles tomorrow with a headline that read, "Midnight Tryst Turns Fatal: Thirsty Daughter-in-Law Ravished to Death by Father-in-Law!"

He had been doing it all afternoon, the deliberate management of the household’s temperature, and at dinner he was doing it at full capacity. He told three stories. All of them were good. Two of them were about Dominic, the specific brotherly stories that contained affectionate humiliation, the kind that required the person they were about to be present and to receive them with the compressed almost-smile and the occasional correction of a factual detail. Dominic received them. My mother laughed. I laughed. The dinner table in its Saturday configuration, the candles, the wine, the good food. The four of us. The specific warmth of a table that was working the way tables were supposed to work,