Returning home for the money, Yana caught her husband and mother-in-law in conversation. After overhearing, she decided to teach her relatives a lesson

Yana hurriedly walked down the stairs, skipping steps. The day had started completely normally – the morning hustle, getting ready for work, a kiss from her husband. Only when she reached the door did she remember the forgotten wallet. “Always in a rush!” she thought as she returned to the apartment. The key turned silently … Read more

“Daughter, help me with some milk — things have gotten really tight with money,” the grandmother said, awkwardly turning her gaze to the side.

Alektina Petrovna consistently appeared at the store right at seven in the morning. The 24-hour “Products 24 Hours” store was usually empty at that time—only the night workers and occasional sleepless passers-by entered. Her worn gray coat and faded scarf had long been familiar to the staff. The old woman came twice a week, exactly … Read more

— Mom, if I hear one more nasty word from you about my wife, I don’t care that you’re my mother! I’ll knock you right in the face so hard you won’t know what hit you!

Styop, maybe we shouldn’t go today? I could say I’m not feeling well,” Alina nervously tugged at the corner of the tablecloth, avoiding her husband’s eyes. Stepan stepped over to his wife and gently took her hand. “Alinka, we’ve already talked this through. If you turn down every Sunday dinner at my mother’s, she’ll only … Read more

— I built this house with my own hands! And now you want me to give it to your mother? — I couldn’t believe the absurdity of his request.

Lera, not those blueprints again! My mom already made the decision,” Dmitry waved dismissively without even glancing at the plans laid out on the table. Valeria sighed and let her hands fall to her sides. Yet another attempt to convince her husband had failed. An architect with honors, she sat before the project of their … Read more

— Quite the spacious apartment you’ve bought. So, when are we moving in? — said her mother-in-law with a hint of suggestion.

Ulyana slowly ran her hand along the freshly painted wall. The empty room was filling with the soft glow of the evening sun, casting long shadows on the perfectly smooth floor. This was their child’s room. Still empty, but already theirs. A warmth spread through her body. Five years. A full five years of her … Read more

Your mother will be living in your apartment instead of your daughter!” the husband squealed. “And get rid of that little flirt!”

Vera absentmindedly poured coffee into a large mug and froze, staring out the window. Spring had been strange this year: snow, then rain, then sudden warmth that made city flowerbeds bloom with tulips too early—only to be followed by another cold snap. She rubbed her shoulders as if trying to warm up, even though the … Read more

You signed, and now the property belongs to me.” The husband smirked arrogantly, confident that he had outsmarted his wife.

The twilight of October gently enveloped the city as I set the table for dinner. The familiar cups with worn edges, the old embroidered tablecloth — everything in this kitchen had remained unchanged for the past three decades. Viktor entered, carefully closing the door behind him. The warm October evening prompted him to roll up … Read more