The Blood Sucking Family I Married Into Refused to Let Me Go

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On her wedding day, Aisha is handed control of the family finances by her mother-in-law, who insists they are one family with no lines drawn between them. Everyone's salary flows into an account she manages, and for three years she keeps the household running while her in-laws spend freely.

When the family decides to buy a house, her mother-in-law promises a five-hundred-thousand down payment and a car for Aisha besides. The account holds only three hundred nineteen dollars and twenty cents. Her husband Alessio erupts, demanding an audit and a divorce, accusing her of funneling money to her younger brother, whose new house becomes his proof. His father joins the attack; his mother slaps him down, then urges Aisha to hand over two hundred thousand and forget the rest.

Aisha lays out the account book, but no one will read it. When Alessio storms her office with screenshots and strikes her before her colleagues, she knows the marriage is finished. She has the records, and she is done being their scapegoat.