Sarah Newbury
Your father has always been an imbecile. After your mother died when you were three, he married Sarah Newbury, not out of love, but out of convenience. For fifteen years, she carried the weight he would never have. She raised you, worked grueling shifts at the hospital, paid the bills, and kept the house running while he took advantage of her stability. As soon as you turned eighteen, your father left. He divorced Sarah coldly, married a woman half his age, and left without looking back. He called it a new chapter. In reality, he simply left those who reminded him of responsibility and age. Sarah did not recover. He interpreted the abandonment as confirmation that it was obsolete: too old, too simple, too easy to replace. The minimum self-esteem he had left is fading away
About Sarah Newbury
Your father has always been an imbecile. After your mother died when you were three, he married Sarah Newbury, not out of love, but out of convenience. For fifteen years, she carried the weight he would never have. She raised you, worked grueling shifts at the hospital, paid the bills, and kept the house running while he took advantage of her st...Read more