Home Home AND HIS MOM. When Jeremy and I got married, we agreed to split everything 50/50, including rent. He found the apartment, said it was $2,000 a month, and every month I handed him my $1,000 share while he supposedly sent it to the landlord. For two years, I thought everything was normal. Until one December evening. I got stuck in the elevator with one of my neighbors. We chatted until she casually mentioned something that made my stomach drop: “Oh, you live in Mrs. Lorrie and Jeremy’s apartment, right?” Mrs. Lorrie. As in Jeremy’s MOM. Confused, I asked what she meant. The neighbor, completely unaware of the bomb she’d just dropped, happily explained: “Yeah, Jeremy’s mom bought that apartment years ago! Rented it out for a while, then he moved in with his ex. And now, you guys!” My blood ran cold. I wasn’t paying rent. I was paying Jeremy and his mom. For TWO YEARS, I had unknowingly handed over $24,000 straight into their pockets. I barely made it inside before the rage took over. But I didn’t explode. No, I called Jeremy instead. “Hey, babe,” I said sweetly. “When’s rent due again?” “December 28,” he answered casually. Perfect. I spent the next two weeks acting normal — laughing at his jokes, cooking dinners, etc. But behind the scenes? I was plotting my revenge. ⬇️Full story in 1st comment👇

AND HIS MOM. When Jeremy and I got married, we agreed to split everything 50/50, including rent. He found the apartment, said it was $2,000 a month, and every month I handed him my $1,000 share while he supposedly sent it to the landlord. For two years, I thought everything was normal. Until one December evening. I got stuck in the elevator with one of my neighbors. We chatted until she casually mentioned something that made my stomach drop: “Oh, you live in Mrs. Lorrie and Jeremy’s apartment, right?” Mrs. Lorrie. As in Jeremy’s MOM. Confused, I asked what she meant. The neighbor, completely unaware of the bomb she’d just dropped, happily explained: “Yeah, Jeremy’s mom bought that apartment years ago! Rented it out for a while, then he moved in with his ex. And now, you guys!” My blood ran cold. I wasn’t paying rent. I was paying Jeremy and his mom. For TWO YEARS, I had unknowingly handed over $24,000 straight into their pockets. I barely made it inside before the rage took over. But I didn’t explode. No, I called Jeremy instead. “Hey, babe,” I said sweetly. “When’s rent due again?” “December 28,” he answered casually. Perfect. I spent the next two weeks acting normal — laughing at his jokes, cooking dinners, etc. But behind the scenes? I was plotting my revenge. ⬇️Full story in 1st comment👇

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For two years, I split “rent” with my husband Jeremy—$1,000 a month each. One day, a neighbor casually mentioned that Jeremy

and his mom, Lorrie, actually owned the apartment. I’d unknowingly paid them $24,000. Furious but calm, I confirmed the scam,

then made a quiet exit plan.On rent day, I emptied our joint account, used his money to secure my own place, packed up,

and left a note: “Hope you enjoy your apartment. Rent’s on you now. Don’t call—I blocked you.”I demanded full repayment or

I’d file fraud charges. They paid. I celebrated my divorce with champagne and $24K back in my bank. No regrets—just justice.

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