If she knew the real numbers, she’d drain me dry.
The lawsuit claimed I “bought” my degree.
That I was “dangerous.”
That I committed marriage fraud.
That my husband deserved my home, my assets, and support… because living with me was “traumatizing.”
They even went on local TV with it.
Beatrice cried into a silk handkerchief and described me like I was a threat in a lab coat.
Neighbors started looking at me differently.
Strangers whispered.
And my husband stood there, saying nothing, letting his mother do the talking.
At the hospital, legal counsel offered to end it instantly.
Employment records.
Board certification.
Credentials.
I stopped him.
“No,” I said.
He stared at me like I’d lost my mind.
But I wasn’t looking for a quick win.
I was looking for a permanent one.
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