My husband’s family puts me on the marriage tribunal 1

My husband’s family puts me on the marriage tribunal 1

On our tenth wedding anniversary, my husband and his family dragged me to the Marriage Tribunal.§ 

When Jake Morris accused me of the various abuses he’d endured over the past ten years, everyone in the courtroom was shocked.§ 

Outraged, they attacked my character, eager to see me brought down

But when the verdict was announced, the entire room fell silent

On the day that should have marked a decade of marriage, I didn’t receive flowers or embraces.

Instead, Jake brought me to court, demanding a thorough investigation of my financial situation

He even claimed I should repay every penny he’d ever spent on me during our marriage

I was blindsided and dragged to the courtroom without warning

As I stood there, facing the accusations, I turned to Jake.

He had even brought his relatives, who were more than willing to vouch for my supposed cruelty

You’ll die a terrible death for what you’ve done to Jake, Elena Mann.

You heartless woman. You even abandoned your own son. He’s only eight years old, for God’s sake.” 

Before the judge could say a word, Jake and his family had already launched their attack

His mother sat in the audience, bawling hysterically, while she loudly recounted my alleged misdeeds.

I stared at them and sank into thought

The spectators, too, glared at me with fury.

They acted as if I had wronged each of them

And then, the trial began

I was led to the defendant’s stand, just behind the memory extraction device

The judge turned to me, her voice stern. Defendant, based on the plaintiff’s accusations, we will now proceed with a memory extraction for truth verification.B 

If everything aligns with the plaintiff’s claims, you will be convicted.

I glanced at Jake

Beside him were his sister, his mother, and our eightyearold son

They stood there, smug.” 

I asked, “Are you sure this trial will be one hundred percent fair? No favoritism?

A murmur ran through the audience, shocked by my question

Just a week ago, Jake had teamed up with his mother and sister to post a plea for help online

They announced that they were taking me to court because I wanted a divorce.

Now, this wasn’t any ordinary court. To ensure absolute fairness, both the plaintiff’s and defendant’s memories would be extracted and reviewed

The judge, along with the Scales of Justice, would determine the verdict.

The post had caused an uproar, even making it to the city’s trending topics

He painted me as a coldhearted woman who had abandoned her husband and son, abused the elderly, and treated her family with utter indifference

He claimed that his mother had treated me like her own daughter and tended to my every need.” 

But I had thrown tantrums and even thrown out meals she cooked for me

He went on to say that our son had ended up in the hospital multiple times due to my neglect and that when he was sick, I didn’t care at all. I even went on a vacation

As for himself, Jake claimed he had been the one taking care of all the housework, handing over his paycheck to me, and doing parttime jobs to make sure I had everything I wanted

Instead of gratitude, I responded with verbal and physical abuse

According to him, I had demanded a divorce, leaving him and our son penniless

Because the house was in my name, Jake stood to lose everything

He had turned to the internet, fishing for sympathy. He hoped to get the compensation he believed he deserved

In no time, I was inundated with hate from countless strangers online

Some even went to my workplace and threw rotten eggs at the building

Jake’s mother, his sister, and our son had even gone as far as to bow outside my office, begging me not to divorce him

Under the pressure of public opinion, my company fired me

 

 

My husband’s family puts me on the marriage tribunal

My husband’s family puts me on the marriage tribunal

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