When my mother-in-law died, I didn’t cry. I felt relief — harsh but honest. She had never liked me, never offered a kind word or even the illusion of approval. Every holiday was tense, every dinner a quiet judgment. So yes, when she passed, I felt free. But at the memorial, my husband handed me a velvet box. “She wanted you to have this,” he whispered. “Open it alone.”
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