Honey, He Bullied Us
When her husband, Vincent Adams, secretly posts an online plea complaining about her postpartum weight and calling her disgusting, a betrayed wife refuses to suffer in silence. Instead of crying, she takes bold, public action. Overnight, she hangs a massive banner right outside his office building, exposing his cruelty with a sharp truth: weight can easily be lost, but his uselessness is a permanent condition. Witness a modern romance novel of self-worth and ultimate payback.
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Chapter 4
Under the excuse of giving my husband a chance to rest better and letting my parents help with the baby, I decided to move back to my parents' house for a while.
Amy was overjoyed when she heard the news.
"That's the spirit! A little girl isn't worth much. Better to have a son soon to carry on the family name!"
Her words were so infuriating I nearly shoved a diaper in her mouth.
I thought, She keeps calling my daughter useless, but doesn't she stop to think that she is a woman herself? Is she rejecting my daughter or just expressing her own self-loathing? Pathetic!
But I didn't have time to argue with a fool.
Suppressing my burning anger, I took care of something important before leaving the house.