Wicked Stepmother Sold Her Stepdaughter to an Elderly oligarch. What happened Next Was Surprising

Mary was sitting in the pantry today. Her stepmother had guessed again, which meant that she would sit there until morning. Mary wasn’t offended; she was even glad when all those who came to her stepmother’s house got drunk. Mary had no peace; they all tried to pinch her, tease her about life. Sometimes they even made her dance, and Mary loved to dance madly back then when her father was with them.

She went to the dance studio, but the girl didn’t really want to dance in front of drunk people. Her father had married Mia five years before. For some reason, he decided that it would be bad for him and his daughter alone. Mary’s life had been a living hell ever since, and before that, they had a very happy family.

Mary remembered how well they had lived before. Her mother had always baked a cake on the weekends when they had guests over, and it was fun. Papa loved Mama very much and bought her flowers very often. Then mum got sick for exactly a year. Mary and Dad took care of her; Dad took her to all the hospitals. But mum died.

When mum died, Dad immediately turned to gray. All night, all last night, he sat by mother’s side, holding her hand. He sent Mary off to bed, though she wanted to stay too. In the morning, he woke her up and said, “Mary, you’re not going to school today. You will stay with a neighbor.” Only after these words, the girl opened her eyes and looked at her father.

And when she saw him, she screamed. At first, he didn’t understand what was wrong with her. Then he looked at himself in the mirror, and he understood everything. He hugged Mary and said, “Don’t be frightened, my daughter. It’s not a big deal.”

Until the funeral, her father never said another word. Not one word. He silently prepared everything, silently did everything. At the cemetery, he bent down to his mother. He stood like that for a while, then straightened up. Not a tear, nothing. A lot of people came. Mum and Dad were always friendly and cheerful.

A lot of people came to say goodbye to Mom. And when everyone left, Mary and her dad cleaned up the table, all the dishes were washed. Her father told her to go to…Read Full Story Here…,…