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The husband was bored with his wife, who was only interested in cooking and cleaning, in his opinion

The husband was bored with his wife, who was only interested in cooking and cleaning, in his opinion. Soon he left her for a successful mistress, but when he found out what his homely wife was capable of, he was shocked... Hello, friends. Welcome to True Love and other Fables. I hope that my stories will help you to have a good time and take a break from your everyday worries. Enjoy the story and have a nice day! ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 👇 SUBSCRIBE to True Love and Other Fables 👇    / @trueloveandotherfables   ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ #liveyourbestlife #lifetips #storiesfromthebox #lovestory #lifestory #amazingstory Teresa dusted, trying to get into the hardest-to-reach places. She loved when the house was crystal clean and tried to maintain it, cleaning the apartment almost every day. How many times her husband Fraser suggested her to hire someone to keep the house clean, but Teresa was against it. "Why do we need a stranger in the house?" she asked her husband. "I'm perfectly capable of doing everything myself. I like to do the housework, I guess I was born to do it." "Born to be a housewife?" snorted Fraser. "That doesn't sound very positive." But Teresa didn't think so. She was glad that she had the opportunity to take care of her home, raise her children, and generally benefit her significant others. It was because of Teresa's refusal to work that Fraser was able to do business, travel to different cities and not have to worry about the children not being fed at home and his parents being left without proper care and supervision. Teresa carried all the household chores and problems on her shoulders, giving all of herself to the care of her loved ones. She liked to get up at dawn to prepare a hearty breakfast for Fraser and the children. Their daughter was fourteen and their son eleven, and they required a lot of attention and supervision. Fraser's parents, as well as Teresa's parents, also needed care and attention, and Teresa visited them every weekend, bringing food and medicine, helping with cleaning and cooking. "Teresa, if we hadn't got you, I don't know how we would have lived," said a satisfied mother-in-law to Teresa. "My own daughter doesn't take care of me the way you do. She has completely forgotten us, Fraser is always busy at work, but you have taken care of all our problems." "I am happy to take care of you," answered Teresa answered with a smile, smoothing a clean tablecloth on the table. She got a lot of pleasure and satisfaction from keeping not only her own house, but also her and Fraser's parents' house clean and comfortable. The bedclothes were always fresh, towels were clean and fragrant, shirts were ironed, and there was not a millimeter of dust on the furniture or household appliances. Only Teresa's mother Helen sometimes advised her to spend more time on herself than on cleaning. "Did you get an education for nothing? We spent so much effort to get you into college, and all you do is cooking and cleaning. Your husband and children, and in-laws accustomed that they do not have to do anything, because the magician Teresa will come and clean and iron everything!" "Mom, you know that I have never wanted to be a lawyer," replied Teresa, "I dislike to dig through papers, I prefer to maintain the order and please the people I love." But Helen was impossible to change her mind. The sixty-year-old woman, who had worked all her life as an accountant, thought her daughter's pleasure in taking care of others was silly and pointless. "Do you think I'm wrong? When the children grow up and go to live with their families, will you still be a maid for them too? You could have been a lawyer, doing good for society." "I'm not a maid," objected Teresa offensively, "I don't work for other people, I only take care of my loved ones, that's different. And I do useful things, just not to the whole society, but to my own kindred, and to you, Mom, among others." "I don't ask you to take care of met, "said her mother, "I can handle everything myself. But you still come and do it for me without asking me if I want it. You're imposing your care, Teresa."