My MIL Unplugged My Fridge Full of Meals Before My Baby Shower – She Had No Idea My Husband Would Teach Her a Lesson She’d Never Forgets

When Rachel discovered her mother-in-law had deliberately sabotaged two days of cooking the night before her baby shower, she thought the day was ruined. But her husband had other plans. What he did next was something no one saw coming.

I’m 33 years old and eight months pregnant with my first baby.

My husband Mark and I have what I’d call a really good marriage.

We don’t fight much, we plan things together, and we laugh a lot.

Honestly, we’re a team in every sense of the word. The only thing that’s ever really tested us is his mother, Linda.

Linda is the kind of woman who says things with a smile that somehow still manage to sting.

Like when she told me at dinner one night, “Oh, you’re still eating that? Pregnancy cravings can be dangerous, dear.” Or the time she patted my hand and said, “Mark always liked women with ambition.

I guess motherhood is a different kind of goal.”

You get the picture, right?

She’s never outright mean, but there’s always this edge to everything she says.

This constant reminder that I’m not quite good enough for her son.

Still, I tried my best to make things work. I really did. I smiled through her comments, baked her banana bread from scratch, and even invited her to come along to our ultrasound appointments.

Nothing I did seemed to soften her though.

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