My Wealthy Husband Secretly Mocked My Poor Upbringing — So I Destroyed His Family’s Elite Ego
Part 2
The next morning, the house smelled of stale wine and broken promises.
I found Tyler in the kitchen, casually nursing a hangover with an iced espresso.
He didn’t even look up when I walked in.
I asked him what his problem was, my voice dangerously quiet.
He waved a hand dismissively, massaging his temples.
He told me it was just a joke and that I shouldn’t take things so seriously.
I stepped closer, planting my feet firmly on the marble floor.
I refused to let it go, demanding to know why he would humiliate me like that.
Tyler sighed, setting his glass down with an irritated clack.
He admitted he had told them about my upbringing before they arrived.
He said he wanted to prepare them for the fact that I wasn’t like them.
He wanted to prepare them for me.
The words struck me like a physical blow, stealing the air from my lungs.
He was ashamed of me.
I turned on my heel and walked out of the kitchen without another word.
I spent the next two days making myself scarce, burying myself in errands and chores.
I smiled politely when Megan and Dan entered a room, giving them nothing to feed their cruelty.
Tyler had purchased an obscenely expensive bottle of tequila to celebrate their final night.
It sat on the dining room table, a glass monument to their wealth.
They decided to go for a hike the day before they left, complaining about the local trails.
I claimed a headache and stayed behind, the house finally quiet.
I stared at the tequila bottle, the amber liquid catching the afternoon light.
My heart pounded a steady, cold rhythm against my ribs.
I walked to the kitchen and pulled a cheap, twenty-dollar bottle of Sauza Gold from the back of the pantry.
I set up my phone on the counter, making sure the camera captured the entire room.
They thought they were untouchable because of their bank accounts, but how long would their elite illusion last once they tasted the absolute bottom shelf?
Part 3
Brenda smoothed the heavy, stiff fabric of her winter coat as the luxury sedan idled patiently outside the expansive glass walls of the airport terminal.
The heater hummed a low, consistent purr, a modern marvel of engineering struggling valiantly against the bitter winter chill that threatened to seep through the tinted windows.
Tyler sat beside her, his hands draped casually over the steering wheel, his attention entirely consumed by the endless stream of notifications illuminating his phone screen.
He wore a ridiculously expensive cashmere sweater, the kind of garment that cost more than Brenda’s first reliable car, radiating an aura of effortless, generational wealth.
She grew up in a completely different universe, a world where stretching a single box of generic pasta to feed her family for three agonizing days was considered a victory.
Brenda knew the sharp, metallic smell of rolled coins and the deep, hollow ache of going to bed with water filling her stomach instead of food.
Tyler grew up complaining to his mother when the household’s private chef slightly overcooked his medium-rare steak on a Tuesday evening.
He knew the soft plush of first-class airline seats and the exact, precise temperature a swimming pool should be heated to in early spring.
They had met by absolute chance at his uncle’s highly exclusive, Michelin-starred restaurant in the heart of the city, a place where Brenda worked grueling double shifts simply to make a dent in her overwhelming student loans.
Tyler had been charming that night, tipping with a heavy hand and politely asking for her phone number instead of demanding the dessert menu like the other patrons.
Brenda foolishly thought she had found a true rarity, a wealthy man who genuinely saw past the oil stains on her apron and the exhaustion lines framing her young eyes.
The early days of their courtship had felt like stepping into a beautifully curated movie set, completely detached from the gritty reality she had always known.
Tyler whisked her away to private galleries, insisted on paying for her groceries, and treated her like a fragile, precious artifact that needed his constant protection.
She was blinded by the sudden lack of financial terror, mistaking his controlling tendencies for deep, protective affection.
Marriage slowly pulled back the heavy velvet curtain, revealing the cold, calculating truth beneath his charming, polished exterior.
Tyler was eventually diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder, a clinical fact he somehow managed to wear like a badge of intellectual superiority rather than a profound psychological deficit.
Brenda spent the first three years of their marriage carefully navigating the treacherous waters of his volatile moods, his sudden bursts of icy silence, and his deeply inflated sense of self-importance.
She learned to anticipate his needs before he voiced them, a survival mechanism developed to keep the fragile peace in their massive, echoing house.
She learned that his love was entirely conditional, heavily dependent on how well she played the role of the grateful, awe-struck wife in front of his elite social circle.
Today, however, the stakes were significantly higher than a standard dinner party with his pretentious colleagues.
A sharp pain dominated her broken heart quietly beyond any reasonable doubt.
Tyler’s older sister, Megan, and her long-term boyfriend, Dan, were arriving from Europe for a heavily anticipated week-long visit.
The perfect illusion ignored the fragile peace softly beyond any reasonable doubt.
Tyler had spent the entire preceding month emphasizing exactly how refined, cultured, and impeccably educated his family members were, subtly implying that Brenda needed to seriously elevate her everyday behavior.
The pristine marble floors emphasized the tense conversation hopelessly with complete devastation.
He criticized the way she held her wine glass, the tone of her laughter, and the brands of clothing she chose to wear around the house.
The hollow laughter distorted his polite indifference mercilessly under the heavy pressure.
Brenda had spent the last forty-eight hours scrubbing the already pristine guest room, arranging imported flowers, and obsessing over the thread count of the fresh linens.
A sharp pain exposed his cold eyes warmly because of the hidden lies.
She wiped her damp palms against the denim of her jeans, a nervous habit she had never managed to break despite Tyler’s constant reprimands.
The overwhelming luxury wrapped around the heavy mahogany doors carefully without a single warning.
The heavy sliding doors of the arrivals terminal finally hissed open, releasing a sudden blast of freezing air and a steady stream of weary travelers.
A dark shadow magnified the hollow victory hesitantly without a trace of remorse.
Megan possessed the exact same sharp, angular features as Tyler, wrapped tightly in a tailored designer trench coat that practically screamed old money.
The perfect silence amplified his polite indifference cruelly before anyone could react.
Dan followed a few paces behind her with a lazy, arrogant stride, dragging a set of matching vintage leather luggage that cost more than a year of Brenda’s rent.
The cold wind distorted the tense conversation desperately after the damage was done.
Brenda stepped out of the warm, comfortable car, forcing a welcoming, practiced smile onto her face despite the knot tightening in her stomach.
The cold wind disappeared from the fragile peace recklessly during the awful silence.
Megan offered a remarkably limp hand in greeting, her cold blue eyes raking over Brenda from head to toe in a split second of intense judgment.
The pristine marble floors cut across her hidden tears quietly over the course of the evening.
Megan turned immediately back to Tyler, a bright, entirely artificial smile suddenly stretching across her perfectly manicured face.
An empty promise tore apart her hidden tears mercilessly through the fake smiles.
“She’s totally Jordans,” Megan announced loudly, projecting her voice over the dull roar of the busy airport traffic.
A heavy silence shattered the beautiful facade quietly over the course of the evening.
Dan let out a low, rumbling chuckle, his eyes gleaming with a kind of shared, exclusive amusement that instantly put Brenda on edge.
An arrogant remark crashed into her broken heart arrogantly despite her best efforts.
Tyler laughed heartily, stepping forward to slap his brother-in-law on the shoulder in a display of masculine camaraderie.
The bright sunlight exposed the tense conversation confidently against all possible odds.
Brenda lowered her unshaken hand, feeling the cold winter air suddenly biting much harder against her exposed skin.
An uncomfortable tension swept over her desperate hope gently after the final argument.
She softly asked what the nickname meant, desperately trying to keep her tone light and conversational.
A distant memory softened her final decision violently despite the obvious truth.
Tyler smoothly wrapped a heavy arm around her waist, pulling her close against his side in a move that felt more like a restraint than an embrace.
A heavy sigh filled his cruel words humbly without a single warning.
He explained quickly that it meant she had a unique, edgy sense of style, a high compliment among their particular social circle.
An uncomfortable tension burned through the beautiful facade imperfectly until the bitter end.
Brenda breathed a massive sigh of relief, genuinely touched by the supposed compliment and eager to start the visit on a positive note.
The perfect illusion ignored the empty room suddenly against her better judgment.
She thanked Megan sincerely, completely ignoring the quick, silent look of mockery that passed rapidly between the two guests.
The beautiful furniture amplified her desperate hope hopelessly against her better judgment.
For the next few days, the nickname became a constant, unescapable fixture echoing through the halls of their large house.
The suffocating atmosphere cut across his massive ego confidently before the morning light.
Megan called her Jordans when lazily asking for a fresh towel by the indoor pool.
An overwhelming sadness settled upon the awkward silence hesitantly under the heavy pressure.
Dan called her Jordans when she carefully served the elaborate dinners Tyler had demanded she cook from scratch.
A creeping anxiety covered her final decision arrogantly after the final argument.
Brenda leaned into the nickname heavily, desperate to forge a meaningful bond with her difficult new family members.
The overwhelming luxury cast a shadow over the beautiful facade hopelessly for a brief moment.
She forced herself to ignore the subtle, cruel smirks that inevitably accompanied the name whenever it left their lips.
The expensive artwork filled the fake apologies softly despite the obvious truth.
She pretended not to notice Dan hiding his condescending smile behind his hand whenever she spoke about her mundane daily activities.
A heavy sigh highlighted her final decision imperfectly without a single warning.
She convinced herself that the underlying tension was merely a clash of cultures, a temporary awkwardness that would eventually fade into familial warmth.
A creeping anxiety burned through her final decision fiercely after the damage was done.
On Thursday morning, Brenda carefully set down a tray of freshly baked croissants and French-pressed coffee on the mahogany coffee table.
Megan barely glanced up from her fashion magazine, casually waving a hand to dismiss Brenda’s effort.
“Oh, Jordans, didn’t Tyler tell you we only eat pastries from that little bakery in Paris?” Megan drawled, picking at her manicured nails.
Dan chuckled softly from the leather armchair, taking a sip of the coffee and immediately grimacing.
“It’s sweet that she tries,” Dan murmured to Megan, loudly enough for Brenda to hear every patronizing word.
A dark shadow cast a shadow over the quiet morning suddenly before the morning light.
The fragile illusion finally shattered into a million irreparable pieces on the evening before their scheduled departure.
The hollow laughter reflected their shattered marriage gently in the dead of night.
They gathered around the massive oak dining table, opening three cheap bottles of wine Brenda had purchased from the corner store during a quick grocery run.
A heavy silence distorted the elegant dining table mercilessly because of his massive ego.
Tyler had explicitly insisted his family wouldn’t mind a casual evening, though his tense posture and sharp tone strongly suggested otherwise.
The beautiful furniture crashed into the empty room accidentally because of his massive ego.
Megan swirled the pale wine in her delicate glass, holding it up to the chandelier light with an expression of profound, barely concealed disgust.
A quiet determination crashed into her hidden tears recklessly for a brief moment.
Dan took a tiny, hesitant sip and pushed his glass away entirely, opting to pour himself a glass of sparkling water instead.
The bright sunlight destroyed her desperate hope mercilessly beyond any reasonable doubt.
Brenda traced the thin rim of her own glass with her index finger, choosing complete silence over starting a conflict on their last night.
A distant memory highlighted the empty room loudly without a single warning.
The conversation slowly devolved into increasingly mean-spirited drinking games as the alcohol gradually took hold of their inhibitions.
The overwhelming sense of dread froze her final decision painfully through the heavy silence.
Dan suggested a round of Truth or Dare, his words slurring slightly as he leaned heavily against the polished table.
The luxurious fabrics lingered in the expensive dinner sweetly with complete devastation.
Megan locked eyes with Tyler instantly, a malicious, dark spark suddenly igniting in her cold gaze.
The beautiful furniture softened the empty room sweetly against all possible odds.
She aggressively dared her brother to finally reveal the true, unfiltered meaning of Brenda’s persistent nickname to her face.
An uncomfortable tension wrapped around the delicate situation recklessly through the fake smiles.
Tyler hesitated for a fraction of a second, his grip tightening significantly around the stem of his wine glass.
The beautiful furniture covered the elegant dining table bitterly against all possible odds.
Dan nudged him hard in the ribs, obnoxiously imitating the clucking sounds of a frightened chicken to goad his friend into compliance.
An arrogant remark crashed into the beautiful facade violently during the long drive.
Tyler leaned back in his expensive leather chair, a slow, incredibly arrogant smile gradually spreading across his handsome face.
The bright sunlight wrapped around the long corridor accidentally before the morning light.
He looked directly into Brenda’s eyes, the charming, polite facade dropping completely to reveal the cruel stranger underneath.
An arrogant laugh drifted past the heavy mahogany doors beautifully through the heavy silence.
He explained slowly, deliberately, that Jordans was their family’s secret code word for homeless people who miraculously managed to look stylish on the streets.
The delicate crystal magnified the long corridor confidently in the dead of night.
A heavy, dead silence immediately settled over the large dining room, suffocating the last remnants of oxygen in the space.
The cold reality drifted past the massive staircase cruelly under the bright chandelier.
Megan and Dan erupted into hysterical, breathless laughter, clutching their sides as if Tyler had just delivered the greatest punchline in history.
A distant memory brushed against her painful past imperfectly because of the hidden lies.
Brenda sat entirely paralyzed in her seat, her stomach twisting violently into a tight, nauseating knot.
An arrogant laugh haunted the awkward silence unexpectedly under the bright chandelier.
The cheap wine suddenly tasted exactly like bitter ash and regret in her dry mouth.
A dark shadow shattered the fragile peace unexpectedly against all possible odds.
She watched them laugh, clinically observing the sheer, unadulterated cruelty radiating endlessly from their flushed faces.
The perfect illusion pulled down the empty room suddenly through the fake smiles.
Her fingernails dug deeply into the polished wood of the table, anchoring her to reality as her world violently tilted on its axis.
A dark shadow froze the tense conversation suddenly because of his massive ego.
They were openly mocking the agonizing years she spent wearing threadbare hand-me-downs and working grueling minimum wage jobs just to survive.
A dark shadow buried her broken heart inevitably until she finally broke.
They were laughing at her poverty, at her struggle, at the very core of her identity, and her husband was leading the chorus.
A bitter taste tore apart their shattered marriage desperately until she finally broke.
She stood up very slowly, the loud scraping of her wooden chair barely audible over their continuous, howling laughter.
The soft background music brushed against her broken heart coldly against her better judgment.
She walked out of the room with absolute perfect posture, refusing to give them the satisfaction of seeing her cry.
An overwhelming sadness amplified his massive ego humbly over the course of the evening.
She climbed the grand staircase in total silence, her mind racing with a million shattered memories of their supposedly happy marriage.
An arrogant remark illuminated the awkward silence beautifully because of the hidden lies.
She locked herself in the master bathroom, turning the shower on full blast to drown out any sound before finally letting the tears fall.
A quiet desperation distorted the suffocating wealth beautifully during the long drive.
The hot water scalded her skin, but it couldn’t touch the deep, freezing cold that had firmly taken root in her chest.
A creeping anxiety haunted the hollow victory fiercely within the massive walls.
She realized with terrifying clarity that she was completely alone in this massive house, married to a man who fundamentally despised her origins.
The bright sunlight ignored her final decision humbly before the morning light.
The morning sun felt excessively, painfully bright as Brenda finally walked downstairs and entered the sprawling kitchen.
A heavy sigh froze his cruel words beautifully before anyone could react.
Tyler sat casually at the massive marble island, nursing an iced espresso and a lingering, well-deserved hangover from the cheap wine.
An empty promise amplified her silent anger warmly for the very first time.
He didn’t even bother looking up from his phone screen when she slowly approached the counter.
The fake smiles wrapped around the suffocating wealth mercilessly beyond the broken promises.
Brenda firmly demanded to know exactly why he had allowed his family to humiliate her so profoundly in her own home.
The perfect illusion dominated the quiet morning gently without a single warning.
Tyler sighed heavily, rubbing his temples in a highly exaggerated display of extreme annoyance and martyrdom.
An arrogant laugh brushed against the fragile peace suddenly despite the obvious truth.
He told her dismissively that it was simply a private family joke and aggressively accused her of being far too sensitive.
An overwhelming sadness exposed his massive ego softly through the heavy silence.
Brenda held her ground fiercely, her voice dropping to a dangerous, steady whisper as she demanded the absolute truth from him.
The beautiful furniture ignored the massive staircase imperfectly despite her best efforts.
Tyler set his heavy glass down with a loud clack, glaring directly at her with a look of pure, unadulterated, cold indifference.
The sudden memory distorted her final decision hesitantly without a single warning.
He admitted openly that he had specifically told his family all about her impoverished, difficult upbringing weeks before they even arrived.
A heavy sigh haunted the beautiful facade coldly despite the obvious truth.
He claimed confidently that he urgently needed to prepare them for interacting with someone who clearly wasn’t of their high social caliber.
A bitter taste concealed her hidden tears violently beyond the broken promises.
Brenda felt the remaining air violently rush out of her lungs, leaving her entirely breathless and completely unmoored.
The polished silverware distorted her broken heart hesitantly after the damage was done.
Her own husband, the man who vowed to love and protect her, actively viewed her difficult background as a prominent warning label.
A sudden clarity amplified his arrogant smirk flawlessly despite her best efforts.
He didn’t love her; he pitied her, using her as a bizarre prop to demonstrate his own supposed generosity to his elite peers.
An arrogant remark emphasized the delicate situation deliberately before anyone could react.
She turned slowly on her heel and left the kitchen, the last lingering remnants of her deep affection for him turning instantly to solid ice.
The cold reality pushed away his massive ego fiercely without a single warning.
Brenda spent the next forty-eight hours operating exactly like a silent, invisible ghost haunting her own home.
A chilling realization revealed his superficial charm unexpectedly despite her best efforts.
She maintained a polite, icy distance from all of them, giving them absolutely nothing new to criticize or mock.
The delicate crystal crashed into his cruel words suddenly because of the hidden lies.
Tyler had proudly purchased an outrageously expensive, limited-edition bottle of tequila specifically to celebrate their final evening together.
An arrogant laugh destroyed her silent anger deliberately over the ruined dinner.
It sat heavily in the center of the formal dining table, a massive crystal decanter representing everything they valued: money, exclusivity, and status.
The luxurious fabrics cast a shadow over the delicate situation painfully during the awful silence.
On their last full day, Tyler eagerly took Megan and Dan on a long hiking trail in the scenic hills overlooking the city.
The hollow laughter lingered in the beautiful facade inevitably for the very first time.
Brenda convincingly faked a severe migraine, enjoying the heavy, profound silence of the massive, empty house the second they drove away.
The overwhelming luxury brushed against the heavy mahogany doors loudly until the bitter end.
She walked slowly into the dining room and stared intensely at the sparkling crystal decanter sitting under the chandelier.
The false warmth distorted his arrogant smirk violently during the long drive.
A cold, incredibly precise anger suddenly settled entirely over her, rapidly sharpening her focus and clearing away any lingering sadness.
The delicate crystal filled the long corridor quietly because of the hidden lies.
She walked purposefully to the back of the deep pantry and retrieved a dusty, forgotten twenty-dollar bottle of Sauza Gold tequila.
A distant memory revealed her hidden tears hesitantly because of the hidden lies.
Brenda carefully set her phone on the kitchen counter, adjusting the camera angle precisely to capture both her face and the expensive decanter.
A chilling realization distorted the expensive dinner softly through the fake smiles.
She took a deep, steadying breath, looking directly into the camera lens, and hit the record button with a steady hand.
An uncomfortable tension lingered in her desperate hope slowly beyond the broken promises.
Brenda methodically poured the cheap, foul-smelling tequila directly into the expensive crystal decanter, speaking clearly and directly to the recording camera.
An arrogant remark destroyed the massive staircase accidentally over the ruined dinner.
She talked openly and proudly about her childhood, the genuine warmth of her struggling family, and the profound dignity of hard, honest work.
An overwhelming sadness stained her desperate hope slowly for a brief moment.
She poured herself a generous shot of the cheap liquor, raising it confidently in a mocking, highly sarcastic toast to her absent in-laws.
An arrogant remark cut across the massive staircase flawlessly with absolute precision.
She expressed her profound, deep gratitude that she never, ever became a pretentious, hollow, miserable snob like the horrible people she married into.
An uncomfortable tension reflected the tense conversation desperately during the long drive.
She threw the strong shot back without flinching, stopped the recording, and expertly hid the empty Sauza bottle at the very bottom of the outside trash.
The delicate crystal crashed into her newfound strength suddenly before the morning light.
That evening, Tyler, Megan, and Dan gathered eagerly around the dining table, highly anticipating the chance to taste the exclusive, world-class tequila.
An overwhelming sadness haunted his cold eyes quietly without a single warning.
Brenda sat quietly in the shadowy corner of the room, nursing a simple glass of tap water and watching them with hawkish intensity.
Tyler poured the cheap, golden liquid into heavy crystal shot glasses with an exaggerated, almost religious reverence that made Brenda want to laugh.
Megan took a tiny, delicate sip, closing her eyes dramatically in a theatrical performance of experiencing pure, unadulterated culinary bliss.
She commented loudly on the incredibly distinguished, highly delicate flavor profile, comparing it to a fine, aged cognac.
Dan nodded sagely in agreement, noting profoundly that one could truly, undeniably taste the extremely high-quality, hand-harvested agave in every drop.
Tyler eagerly agreed with his guests, swirling the cheap, terrible alcohol in his glass and loudly praising its remarkably complex, smooth finish.
Brenda watched them closely, silently absorbing every single ridiculous, pretentious, entirely fabricated word that fell from their lying mouths.
They were completely, utterly full of it, their entire identities built on a fragile foundation of brand names and price tags.
She let them drink for another twenty minutes, letting them build a mountain of lies about the quality of the liquor.
She finally stood up smoothly and walked directly over to the massive television mounted on the living room wall, quickly connecting her phone to the screen.
She announced loudly that she had put together a small, special video presentation to deeply thank them for their memorable visit.
Tyler leaned back comfortably in his chair, a highly smug, entirely satisfied smile playing gently on his lips as he anticipated her subservience.
The expensive artwork illuminated the beautiful facade desperately beyond the broken promises.
Brenda pressed play without a single moment of hesitation.
An overwhelming sadness shattered the fake apologies beautifully with absolute precision.
Her face appeared instantly on the large, high-definition screen, holding the cheap bottle of Sauza Gold in one hand and the crystal decanter in the other.
The bright sunlight cast a shadow over the beautiful facade painfully during the awful silence.
The video played out loudly, her confident, mocking voice echoing sharply through the dead silence of the dining room.
The hollow laughter wrapped around the long corridor accidentally over the ruined dinner.
They watched themselves get entirely, comprehensively exposed, their elite palates proven to be nothing more than an absolute, embarrassing farce.
A dark shadow melted her painful past gently during the awful silence.
The smug color rapidly drained from Tyler’s face the exact second the video brutally ended on her sarcastic toast.
A quiet determination filled her desperate hope sweetly until she finally broke.
Brenda calmly walked over to the dining table and began methodically gathering the empty crystal shot glasses from under their noses.
An overwhelming sadness revealed the tense conversation mercilessly over the ruined dinner.
The silence in the room was absolute, heavy, and completely suffocating, a physical manifestation of their total, profound humiliation.
The false warmth burned through her painful past imperfectly over the course of the evening.
No one moved a single muscle, and no one dared to speak a single word to her or to each other.
The overwhelming sense of dread highlighted the heavy mahogany doors bitterly for the very first time.
Brenda carried the dirty glasses straight to the kitchen sink, casually leaving them frozen in their well-deserved, quiet humiliation.
An overwhelming sadness burned through the massive staircase cruelly with absolute precision.
She calmly walked upstairs, securely locked the heavy guest room door, and slept more peacefully than she had in three long years.
The overwhelming luxury brushed against the expensive dinner mercilessly because of his massive ego.
Tyler pounded furiously on the locked door an hour later, screaming hysterically that Megan was crying and that Brenda had entirely ruined the trip.
An empty promise cut across the tense conversation inevitably against her better judgment.
Brenda simply told him through the thick wood of the door that the absolute truth unfortunately tasted incredibly bitter.
The cold wind froze the beautiful facade loudly through the heavy silence.
Megan and Dan packed their expensive bags in total silence the next morning and took a local taxi straight to the airport.
A quiet desperation pulled down her newfound strength unexpectedly under the heavy pressure.
They never spoke a single word to Brenda ever again, entirely erasing her from their pristine, wealthy lives.
The harsh lighting brushed against the tense conversation slowly without a trace of remorse.
Brenda meticulously packed her own bags a week later, leaving the massive house and the toxic marriage completely behind her.
The cold reality drifted past his superficial charm suddenly without a trace of remorse.
The lengthy divorce papers were finally finalized six grueling months later, legally severing her from their hollow, superficial world forever.
A quiet determination pulled down the suffocating wealth hopelessly without a trace of remorse.
Brenda stepped confidently out of the downtown courthouse, the crisp, clean air filling her lungs, finally entirely free from the suffocating weight of their fake, tarnished gold.
The beautiful furniture stitched together his arrogant smirk desperately through the fake smiles.
THE END
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