I was out meeting clients when my husband, William Sanders, called me. His voice, laced with barely concealed anger, came through as soon as I accepted the call.He said, "Haven't I told you to stop getting Mom to buy things for you? Why do you keep making her do things for you when she's already so old?"It's the same this time. Go buy it yourself if you really want bread. Are you that hungry? Will you die if you don't have it now?"He continued, "My mom worked hard to raise me, not so you could treat her like the household staff! We should just get a divorce if things aren't working between us, Lucia! You better pick Mom up right now!"William was practically yelling by the end of his call, already at his breaking point with me.When we first got married, he treated me well. Not only would he give me his entire salary for safekeeping, he would also take care of everything and even surprise me with little gestures to make me happy.However, everything changed after my mother-in-
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