My Mother Offered Money to My Boyfriend to Leave Me – He Took It, but Karma Caught up with Them Both

When Shailene discovered her boyfriend Jamie had taken money from her mother to leave her, she was devastated. Navigating through her heartbreak, she uncovered a shocking truth.

“Can money buy love? In my case, yeah, it kinda did,” Shailene shares. Jamie, whom she met at a party, seemed perfect despite his inferiority complex due to her wealthy background. Her mother, Alice, disapproved, saying, “He’s just not the right fit for our family.”

Determined, Shailene planned their wedding, but everything shattered when Jamie abruptly decided to leave. “I want to break up with you. And cancel the wedding,” he said, leaving her heartbroken.

In her despair, Shailene discovered a bag of money and a note from her mother: “Here’s $100,000 as agreed. I hope you will disappear from my daughter’s life tomorrow and never come back!” Betrayed by both Jamie and her mother, Shailene took the money and left for Boston.

A year later, she learned her mother was bankrupt and Jamie was working a low-paying job. Shailene, now an independent artist, finds solace in her new life. “Karma has a way of evening the score,” she reflects, healing from the scars they inflicted.

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