October 2025 – Page 9 – PL My Gto

After Seventeen Years of Marriage, Mark Left His Wife for a Younger Student—But Her Goodbye Was the Last Thing He Expected.

**Diary Entry** Seventeen yearswas that a long time or barely a blink? I stood by the window, watching

Sasha watched Luda with envy as she left the orphanage—her new mum and dad were finalising the paperwork, giving her the family he’d never had. She told him about the zoo he’d never seen, the puppet theatre where she met a real-life witch, and the apricot jam with pits they’d shared.

Young Tommy watched Lucy with a deep pang of envy. Lucy was being taken from the orphanage.

My Daughter Put Me in a Nursing Home—Little Did She Know I Owned the Place. That’s When I Knew She Needed a Lesson in Humility.

My Daughter Sent Me to a Care HomeNot Knowing I Owned It. Then I Taught Her a Lesson. My name is Margaret Whitmore.

Dawn found us on the dusty road leading from the village, my little Sophie’s tiny hand clasped tight in mine.

The morning found us on a dusty road leading away from the village. In one hand, I held little Sophies

The Plain Heiress with a Dowry

The Unlovely Bride with a Dowry “Paul, look… Is that Vincent?” Nina, digging in the

**I Bought Lunch for a Drenched Little Girl Outside the Supermarket — Two Days Later, a Stranger Showed Up at My Door**

On a dreary afternoon in Manchester, I bought lunch for a drenched little girl outside the supermarket

Take Your Mother and Leave Now” – Daughter-in-Law’s Shocking Demand in the Maternity Ward

**Diary Entry A Grandmothers Joy and Trials** “Take your mother and leave,” my daughter-in-law

You’re No Longer the Lady of the House,” Declared My Mother-in-Law in Front of Everyone

The air in the kitchen felt thick and heavy as Margaret’s mother-in-law announced to the gathered

YOONA: A Name That Echoes Elegance and Grace

**Diary Entry – 12th February, 1992** She was due any day now. A massive three-year-old Rottweiler

The Art of Courtship: A Timeless Tradition of Love and Commitment

**The Proposal** “One of the most common mistakes is to think of people as simply good, bad, stupid