Taken from life. “I have never loved my husband”: but his property is a solution to all my problems

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< p > dress with the best fabric. < p > elegant makeup, impeccably arranged hair. < p > I was a woman of success. Wife of an influential, rich man.

< p > People looked at me with jealousy.

< p > considered me lucky.

< p > but no one knew that each coin has two sides.

< p > I married him because I had no choice.

< p > long.

< p > no perspective. < p > mother in the hospital, and I didn't even have medicine. < p > was the only chance for rescue.

< P >& Amp; MDASH; I promise you everything — M & oacute; by handing me a ring that cost more than my current life.

< p > promised me the world, and I knew I was selling my own soul.

< p > At the beginning it seemed that I could get used to it. < p > I got everything I wanted. < p > I had a house that I could only dream about.

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< p > money, which & oacute; re allow me to forget about old problems.

< p > but they couldn't buy me love.

< p > or freedom.

< p > The husband was like a predator who bought his prey.

< p > at every step reminded me of what he did for me.

< p > — Without me you wouldn't have anything & mdash; He whispered when he looked at me with g & oacute;

< p > — You are my property — m & oacute; when his hand clenched on my wrist.

< p > paid for me.

< p > so he thought he might have ownership.

< p > every smile, which I showed the world, was a lie.

< p > every luxury that surrounded me, was a golden frame.

< p > A I ?

< p > I was a bird who closed her

< p > I thought that the money would solve my problems.

< p > but they became my curse.

< p > One night I looked at the suitcase, which I packed a few hours earlier.

< p > I knew that if I didn't leave now, I would never be free again.

< p > I had nothing.

< p > I didn't have anywhere p & oacute;

< p > but I had one.

< p > yourself. < p > and it was worth more than all my husband's money.