My Husband Refused to Give Me Money for My Mom’s Gift, So I Taught Him a Lesson

Chelsea met Kyle in college. He was a programming student, and she was studying law. They bonded instantly over coffee and got married a year later, managing their studies and a part-time job. “I’ll take care of everything, Chelsea. You just focus on being an amazing mom,” Kyle once promised.

Ten years and two kids later, Kyle changed. When he told her to earn money if she wanted to buy a gift for her mom, Chelsea decided to reclaim her independence. “You made it clear that your money is yours alone. So, I’m making my own,” she told him. She resumed her studies and started working part-time, leaving Kyle to fend for himself at home.

The couple’s rift widened when Kyle confessed he’d been risking their savings on failed investments. “I thought I could make us more money, but it backfired,” he admitted. Trust was shattered, leading to a divorce.

Chelsea thrived in her career, becoming a successful lawyer. Reflecting on her journey, she realized her strength and resilience. “You did it, Chelsea,” she whispered, feeling triumphant and confident in her new life.