【Apple】A sick wife is left stranded overseas... but surprises her husband with her own revenge.

[@ghostwritter1075]

#1. Call Police #2. Get home #3. Divorce #4. Call OLD "SPECIAL" FRIENDS

[@markmcelroy8722]

If I was related to Sophia, I would seriously make Allen and his Toxic Mom regret everything that they have done to my relative. God please help Sophia, and hold Allen accountable.

[@mollyanderson657]

Lobotomy for Both Allen and his toxic mother.

[@machendave]

Easy enough, the French police will know exactly where Allen and mom are staying. Foreigners ( non EU ) are registered with the police by the hotel

[@ajvanmarle]

Even EU citizens. Most French hotels will make a copy of your passport, no matter where you're from. They also take a dim view of people stealing another person's wallet.

[@machendave]

@@ajvanmarle le flics would be round in a shot, especially if the person in trouble can speak French.

[@annak8755]

The passports/ID cards' info are send to the police in the morning with 2 lists, citizens and international guests that spend the night, at least the hotel I was administrator of had this policy, because we had to have the lists stamped and signed by the police. So the police actually has to come in person to check for arriving clients or reservations and with a letter containing the case number, because we won't disclose personal info to just anyone who'd say they're calling from the police.

[@elizabethtilles5192]

Good to know! Thanks

[@gridlore]

Stealing a passport is a federal offense, and the Embassy would handle the case. These things are going downhill.

[@Mama_of_a_dragon]

Why didn't she report the theft to the French Police? That way she'd have got her tickets and money back and the evil pair would probably be kicked out of the country.

[@citadelofwinds1564]

Also no mention of seeking help from the embassy - which should be the second step after reporting the theft to the police and if it turns out that the thieving pair cannot be found and/or have thrown out her passport. The embassy would then help her to get back home.

[@bridgettoverton9770]

That is probably what her friend helped her do and getting them booted from the country wouldn't help as she needed the time state side to get everything going and set up much easier to make them suffer that way the French guy stealing from them is just icing on the cake...I would have them pay to get my passport replaced and enjoy many more trips without them as it seems she can definitely afford it just from the house alone and of course she's probably still able to work

[@Bonniethebunny]

Remember these stories tend to not have bright protagonists. Of course it's for the drama, but still

[@moniquestuckey-kirkham7762]

Why is she "trying to warn them of the dangers of a foreign country"!!! Stop worrying about them, they stole your Purse!

[@pisces2569]

Because she doesn’t want “the dangers of a foreign country” stealing her purse from them. It’s easier to get a stolen item back from someone you know than a stranger.

[@moniquestuckey-kirkham7762]

@@pisces2569 that is a ridiculous point to make! Regardless who is doing the stealing the end result is the person doesn't have it! And even if you know who it is beside suing them with strangers you cancel your cards and lock you identity but still you may never get any of it back! Your point just to comment is frankly stupid and moot!

[@lindaprofitarealtor]

How disgusting 🤮 how horrible do you have to be to do this to your wife? 🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@Zurround]

He also would have to have cognitive disorders. Somehow he was not able to understand the concept of "in sickness or health" in the marriage vows, and I would assume "sickness" would include HANDICAP for the vows. (By the way we never found out WHY she was handicapped, she just said "you know why" to the MIL. It would have made him seem like even more of a piece of crap if it was his fault in some way (accidental though, no way she would stay married if it was on purpose). Plus maybe he is oblivious to the sociological zeitgeist of our society? Our society has made a huge deal about how handicapped people can still enjoy life and participate in life adventures. We have everything from organizations set up to help handicapped people and advocate for them to laws like the Americans with Disabilities act and other antidiscrimination laws. He has to be completely oblivious to how society works to treat a handicapped person as somehow "inferior.".

[@Riomy13]

As a wheelchair user this story hits on a personal level. I have been unable to go on class trips and such at school with my classmates chiming in that I'd "ruin it for them". How rotten can these people be...glad they got their just desserts.

[@TheEmpressReborn]

I'm so sorry to hear about what was done. People have done that to me, too, but not because of being in a wheelchair, but for the "crime" of being Autistic.

[@nancythane5672]

Schools are supposed to set up class trips that are handicap accessible. 😡 I'm sorry that they pulled that crap on you.

[@jacquelinecallejas1390]

So sorry that many people are such monsters. My mom is gone now but some years before she passed I would rent a ECV for her for Disney trips . She could walk short distances so she didn't need one at home so she only got practice on our trips. So she wasn't great at maneuvering and was having trouble zig zagging around the ropes around wait lines and these young people (They were not kids. I would say early 20s) started pointing and laughing at her. I wanted to choke them. They made her cry and I had to take over steering the ECV. I pray that those maggots learn what is like to need help to get around. I hate that a lack of empathy is so rampant.

[@slayermoon666]

If I were the wife… I’d press charges so fast… What goes around comes around

[@angelapritula9516]

Wow, as a disabled woman myself, I was so happy to see that Sophia went scorched earth on this thug family, that she had the misfortune to marry into. And I really am so sick of able-bodied people thinking that all disabled people have no brain to think on their own; that being in a wheelchair automatically means that their cognitive abilities are impaired, nor they have the capability to retaliate and fight for themselves against the injustices leveled on them because they can’t walk. Don’t mess around with a disabled person, you will not like the outcome.

[@JootjeJ]

I only spent a couple of months in a wheelchair a few years ago, and I was shocked at the way I was treated. Even shop assistants who had talked to me for years suddenly ignored me completely and only talked to my child instead. People really suck!

[@marshawargo7238]

@@JootjeJ I had the exact opposite happen to me. Everyone was helpful & sympathetic. IDK if it makes a difference where you live or how large the city is though. With this story though, I think mom & her baby boy are just plain evil! Why wouldn't he just have told her that he & his mom wanted a divorce instead of going to a foreign country & dumping her? EVIL 😈!!!

[@marshawargo7238]

It's not Just the wheelchair that "make them have no brain" I've seen blind & deaf people being talked to r e a l s l o w like they are a toddler or yelled at, like volume equals comprehension! Elementary schools should teach sensitivity/understanding others classes !!! But if they did, some children would just go home to relearn ignorance...

[@brianaschmidt910]

Don't forget mental disabilities too. I have ADHD, my fiance has ADHD and autism. We're both intelligent and hardworking, but his education was vastly different from mine in that they would always talk to him like a child. Even when he asked them to stop. When they wouldn't he went to threats. (Like I said, his education was shit)

[@mehranpritchard4314]

I'm disabled my self I've seen people target me for money or being their taxie.because I disabled.But THEY find out I'm no pushover.

[@lindahill7315]

Good morning everyone. Just because someone is handicapped does not mean they are helpless.

[@joancampbell1377]

Exactly it's disrespectful to the disabled to be treated in this way😢

[@3973mikey]

NOT SURE WHY SHE DID NOT HAVE THEM ARRESTED FOR THEFT

[@eldenlion5850]

FICTIONAL STORY THAT WOULD HAVE NO PLOT OTHERWISE.

[@3973mikey]

So true

[@ForsakenWolf1]

I love it when a plan comes together

[@Renville80]

If this was real, and Sophia had a social media account, her next step would be to make a very detailed post about the pickle she is in and name and shame the scumbag (soon to be ex) husband and toxic MIL. While they’re being pilloried, focus on getting home and sue them for every penny it cost to get home, followed by a divorce.

[@GWRProductions-kg9pt]

the executed plan was better

[@dymonddavis7847]

Revenge is so sweet like candy 🍭 Sophia is better off without this selfish jerk and monster in law in her life.

[@denisemcdougal6445]

Love the ending!!!!!! Allen and his Mom are horrible people.

[@curtisberard7831]

"How could you do this without my permission?" Me:"Your permission is neither requested nor required."

[@Windjammers1]

NEVER leave your purse behind with anyone at any time. Always keep it with you.

[@debbiep8260]

The kitties are adorable, and best of all, they don’t trigger my allergies. 🐈‍⬛🐈‍🐈‍⬛🐈🐈‍⬛

[@Zurround]

Abandoning a person in a foreign country, especially if they are handicapped is likely a crime and to boot he stole her wallet. She should have pressed CRIMINAL charges.

[@jenniferbeyer6412]

Call police and the embassy. For the stolen bag. Then head home and divorce him. Also call bank about the stolen cards.

[@betsybattles2696]

American Embassy can get the French Police to track them down, have them arrested and put in a foreign jail for a decade. Works for me.

[@margaretkowalkowski5653]

My husband was in a wheelchair and I took him everywhere by myself I took care of him and did everything for him I lost him 6 years ago 💔 her husband and his mom are the worst ever!! You go girl!!! GOOD LUCK TO YOU GIRL!! ❤❤❤❤💯💯💯💯

[@OrdersService]

How could he not know that doing this to his wife would come back to bite him somehow?

[@Rebeccas_Dialysis_Life]

Amazing storyline! I always LOVE the karma that comes to the horrible people in these stories! I hope that maybe we can have an Apple Text about Patricia and her story!

[@diamondjim7560]

Unfortunately these stories spend too much time with the victim begging the antagonists and not enough time watching them squirm from their deeds. But then I enjoy the videos of somebody getting tased and screaming, writhing on the floor, wetting themselves. Yeah that is freaky but funny.

[@LindaMeade]

"Sophia! You can't just ignore me like this!" Oh, yes she can!

[@mleighqs]

All I'm thinking is, why did Allen even marry Sophia in the first place if this was how he was going to treat her? It was a waste of everyone's time and effort especially poor Sophia who had to put up with those two stupid monsters. Actually, in leaving her they did her a favor, I'm glad she got away from them as well as her revenge.

[@MsGbergh]

He was probably a gentleman while they were courting, maybe treating her 'like a princess.' He married her for the house, and her income.

[@lorifiedler13]

Sounded like she wasn't in the wheelchair when they married.

[@seanvanderstruys5196]

​@@lorifiedler13yeah. I was hoping they would elucidate on that. They made it sound like Linda was a part of that.

[@dizzysdoings]

I was hoping they'd explain how she ended up in a wheelchair. I was thinking it had something to do with Allen and his mother.

[@silverhammer7779]

I suspected it was probably a car wreck while Allen was driving. Whatever happened, it does sound like Allen was directly responsible.

[@jewellmayo5585]

I was thinking the same thing

[@beckyeisenhuth497]

Yeah, at one point she even says something like "you know how it happened" or something like that. But they never went back to it. Interesting story but a little hasty and sloppy.

[@MsGbergh]

@@silverhammer7779 It was no accident. Killing her did not work, so they tried to leave her stranded, abroad.

[@MichaelClark-uw7ex]

Allen is now packing sardines in a Yakuza canning factory. Revenge is a dish best served cold and Sophia's game is ice cold.

[@pamelacharbonneau3115]

Should always have your wallet with you.

[@tommybell4850]

Exactly

[@sandramendoza3302]

The first thing she should have done is cancel her credit cards. Then she needs to call the police.

[@nannamoates2518]

Yep, police and suspend the cards. Press charges and make sure everyone back home knows.

[@kprescott2886]

This story is absolutely sick!!!

[@silverhammer7779]

Just like Allen and Linda.

[@barbthequietwatcher7069]

I so love the ending of this one. Thank you for this mornings dose of justice.😊

[@stephaniewilson3955]

A lot of the French, especially those in tourist areas, speak English better than most Americans.

[@CorvusAlyse]

But did she take the house back off the market and move back in? Cause, like, all the renovations!

[@jayidas8183]

Omg...that cat playing piano .....❤❤

[@carylanncompton5882]

GREAT Revenge Sophia.

[@ajvanmarle]

What is this weird obsession with leaving people stranded in foreign countries that these stories have? They make it out to be some sort of end-of-the-world situation. Even if she's known nobody, all she'd need to do is contact the embassy.

[@citadelofwinds1564]

I wonder how many people know that a distressed traveller in a foreign country can get help from their local embassy. Helping people who've lost their passports is probably a daily routine.

[@Suisfonia]

Because people really don't know this? Travel agencies have a horrible habit of NOT informing the people they are working with that in the event of an emergency, they can go to the embassy for aid. However, one thing I must note, is that sometimes the Embassy may not *be* an option depending on the situation in the country.

[@tiredoftrolls2629]

I came here to say this. Go to the embassy. Always have your passport and ID on file on your phone. Just take a picture and you have everything to show the embassy.

[@kaylabrownell1268]

Exactly!

[@kaylabrownell1268]

And I wonder how many gangs this dumb channel can pull out of their butt? A gang? It's not the monster 30's anymore!

[@sharonbyrd8625]

Good morning from Florida!

[@LadyLeomon]

Good afternoon from England to you Sharon 💙🐱💙

[@cybercat29]

Good morning from Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada 🤗💖🇨🇦

[@MrWill9002]

Should have sued Allen and Linda. What they did was considered a hate crime

[@tamarasmith9060]

I was wondering why she didn't immediately call the French cops on her hubby & MIL for stealing her purse & cash & luggage (& I assume passport, since they didn't check into a hotel yet) & ditching her alone with what they thought was no way to get accommodations or food since they had her wallet. She had a better plan than getting them arrested in a foreign country that wouldn't be able to do more than slap them on wrist before sending them home. She went scorched earth in a way that made her look like she was innocent & they got punished more than the law would've done to them. 😂

[@Andrea.S.Alvey12]

Sophia started to remind the evil she dog how she ended up in a wheelchair, but was cut off. I wish we'd heard. I got the impression it was related to Allen or she she dog . . .

[@henrikebolduan590]

Allen and his mom are great humanbeings. Congratulations!

[@FirebirdPhoenix87]

Jocasta and Oedipus? Is that them?

[@SeraphicSorcerer1]

no they aren’t

[@kitsygirl]

She would have had the contacted the US Embassy at the very least because husband would have her passport and ticket, so there's no way the authorities wouldn't have been notified.

[@aleshiatorres475]

Why would she sell a house she got as inheritance from her parents that she paid to have modified for her disability...? Especially when it was her house and there was nothing he could do about it and had no claim to? That part makes no sense.

[@Nitro89]

Probably so that she wouldnt have to deal with her soon to be ex and his horrid mother storming down her door

[@elarafae3887]

It's a known location. It's probably the channel subtly drpping in to not waste police time with a pair of entitled idiots

[@dejaypage1575]

@@Nitro89yeah that’s what I think. Lilely uses the alimony to pay for the new modifications

[@citadelofwinds1564]

Exactly. All she really needed to do was keep the house and change the locks. SInce it's in her name there would be no way they could force their way in and force her out. It's amateurish writing.

[@silverhammer7779]

Could be any number of reasons but, now that she's single, my guess is that she wanted to move to a smaller, handicap-friendly place. And also to get away from her idiot ex and his mother.

[@the1234apple]

Good story and I liked the fact that the affair partner was apparently willing to stand down and take responsibility after being told the truth about Allens lies.

[@KCohere33]

Allen needs a swift kick in the nuts for this. How dare he strand her like that and keep her wallet and passport? That’s unforgivable. If he had issues, he should have talked to her, but he sounds like some kind of gold digger. He and his mother are foul and deserve everything they get.

[@rachelgarber1423]

Karma kicked Linda in the butt. He offered to hold her bags 😂🤣

[@kinginuyasha200]

U can borrow my spiked cleats if u want XD

[@brendanboomhour7606]

​@@kinginuyasha200 how about steel toed boots? Since it's likely a kick from below, not a stomp

[@kinginuyasha200]

@@brendanboomhour7606 I got steel toe shoes for work if that works

[@tazz378]

His ass would be in jail for theft

[@cindybreweramanda188]

Happy Wednesday Everyone from Tacoma Washington!( Stay Safe)

[@cybercat29]

Happy Wednesday, and please stay safe from Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada 🤗 💖 🇨🇦

[@cindybreweramanda188]

@@cybercat29 💞🤗

[@ilianexsisojourner1704]

Why were Allen and his mother carrying their bags around with them anyway? Why not leave everything back at the hotel?

[@LindaMeade]

As a Linda who would never treat a future daughter-in-law so despicably, I would have nothing to do with anyone who acted the way OP's husband or MIL does. Apple doesn't fall far from the tree. It's not a thing in the U.S. for the MIL to have legal standing to compel her son to divorce his wife. I can only think that OP's husband is apron string whipped.

[@MsGbergh]

Only someone who comes from a country, where parents have legal rights to say whether their adult offspring must get divorced, could think this. The late Queen Elizabeth 11 was said to have 'ordered' 2 of her sons to divorce, but 'ordered', was Royal speak, for 'allowed.' Children of the monarch and their descendants need the monarch's permission to marry. Commoners in England only need parental permission if they are 16 or 17, while in Scotland , no-one needs parental permission to marry.

[@milliesantiago5563]

Love the ending.❤

[@bridgetdebourgh5698]

Good Morning ☀️ Have a wonderful Wednesday everyone 👋🤗 From Louisiana 🐊

[@LadyLeomon]

Good afternoon from England, hope you have a nice day Bridget 💙🐱💙

[@cybercat29]

Good morning from Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada 🤗💖🇨🇦

[@linda5789]

Good evening, from New South Wales, Australia. 👋

[@silverhammer7779]

Greetings from the South Shore.

[@IAmOnes]

I'd block my credit card asap if anyone stole it.

[@heatheraucoin5832]

A good looking person who is a stranger offers to hold your things while you go to the restroom; she is/ they are perfect to take advantage of. They simply should have just said, “Here you can have our things.”

[@joosyjulie]

We vacation nearly yearly abroad. My husband has been in a wheelchair for over thirty years. I won't go on holiday without him. It feels wrong to do so. I also won't do 'stuff' without him, unless HE pushes really hard for me to try it out.

[@naynayjones9166]

I would have reported them to the French police for theft. Then went home filed for abuse of funds and theft for the disabled. Got a restraining order. Rented my house out for a few years then moved back in. Never would have sold my childhood home when it was in my name and I had it before marriage.

[@peterjackhandy]

Would have been interesting if Sophia had expanded on "You know how I came to be in this wheelchair".

[@nicolecourter2870]

I don't believe this happened for a minute. I appreciate the story nonetheless! Great ending 👏

[@HaesslichG]

16:31 - what sort of idiot does this in a foreign country, especially when they warn you at the airport to watch out for thieves and pickpockets? The same type that tries to ditch the wife and DIL who had the money, I guess.

[@dorothytucker9305]

Its 6:47 for me, she tells them people mess with tourists and the mom come back with why cant you be more trusting... 😂

[@artemisofthemoonandhunt1486]

Never ever let anyone else hold your ID or wallet.

[@AuntLoopy123]

"You know very well why I'm in a wheelchair now." I get the feeling Allen or his mother pushed her down the stairs. I was HOPING for some comeback for that, too.

[@zalbercook]

The fact that she has all of this in writing is going to give any self-respecting lawyer a slam-dunk case!!!!!!

[@ellorasg4525]

Patricia is the MVP lololol

[@jeanipin3430]

Love this lady 😂🤣🥰

[@ladyofthemasque]

What he's done with her wallet is THEFT, and the French police WILL take that seriously.

[@Puppy_Pizza]

At least the affair partner was nice enough to send evidence. Along with not fighting her and deadass left Allen

[@seeker9474]

I love the sister in law .

[@cevichexconxpescado]

Allan is a full time momma's boy and irresponsible

[@seabreezeblank1513]

Report your wallet stolen. Call the embassy, call your cc company report stolen. Sue him for the money he stole out of your purse and leaving you abandoned like that That's still should be illegal

[@whitemeteocrazy256]

Sophia, you should tell your bad husband "Shame on you".

[@annnichols3091]

Despite the unhappy marriages, I'm sorry when the wronged spouses sell the homes they grew up in. I'm also wondering about her passport -- did she take legal measures to avoid having it used by someone else?

[@EnragedErin]

I felt intense rage at the husband when he said that a wheelchair decides what he can and can't do. What about his wife?! Her entire quality of life is damaged because of that chair and she has to accomodate it into whatever she does because she depends on it! I was stuck on a walker for 2 weeks... hated it. Hated depending on that rack of metal to get me where I needed to go and to get up. Nobody WISHES for these handicaps. Nobody WANTS to be handicapped! And most of all nobody deserves to be abused because of it.

[@blackwolfharris3920]

I'm wondering what happened to the Mother in law after this. I'm laying a bet that Patricia now has her on a leash and is getting harsher punishment than her son. Knowing Patricia and her connections, she has her working in a similar factory that is local so she can keep a close eye on that toxic excuse for a mother. Both the mother and son got the karma they so righteously deserved.

[@LadyLeomon]

Good afternoon all, I hope you’re having a nice Wednesday and if you have 23 minutes to spare I invite you to join me for another round of the Apple Texts Shot Mini-Game! Your rule for this game is “take a shot of your chosen food or drink every time Allen calls Sophia selfish (hypocritically)!” This would be funny if it weren’t so infuriating, Allen and his mother deserved to have their crap stolen ... but even if the mother went to the bathroom where was Allen?! I just finished a nice dinner of chicken nuggets/bites (that’s “tendies” to any Yankees reading this) but play it your way: food or drink, hot or cold, cooked or ready-to-eat, so long as you enjoy it you’re playing it right! Meanwhile I’m off to make a fresh cuppa, cheers ☕️ Stay safe, go hug your furbabies and remember: you are all awesome 💙🐱💙

[@cybercat29]

Good morning, and please give your dear sweet furbabies hugs and kisses for me from Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada 🤗 💖 🇨🇦 😻💖

[@msburton3848]

I like it good work

[@Gah2Kylie]

Call police and report husband for stealing your wallet.

[@Annabelle342]

If you are unhappy with your marriage TALK ABOUT IT.

[@piyaroq8189]

.....wait a sec. What the actual flark?! Last I check, those in wheelchairs got special privileges and all. What dumb hindrances is he mumbling about. 😒 Plus, taking advantage over a disabled person?....folks don't need all limbs to make a a person's life a living hell. 😛

[@spikesgirl9371]

Living with my husband who was wheelchair bound several years prior to his death, even with the best privileges as you call it, is extremely difficult. In America we are in fact the most handicap friendly and it's still very difficult.

[@shirleyhoward8806]

Love the revenge plots,I always try to skip ahead but that misses alot so learned tojust waite and get the full impact

[@bradhanley8368]

Love the ending

[@_mickii8214]

We love Patricia ❤

[@k-popprincess416]

I take it both Allen & Linda have never seen the movie Taken?

[@nancyjay790]

Patricia for the win. Both the MVP and the secret winning move. Yahtzee!

[@lindacarlson8886]

Aaaand what about her passport?!

[@stephaniehoyland4901]

Allen and his mother are not human And someone should tell his mother that if he treat someone he's meant to love like his wife like this, then whats she going to do, when she can't take care of herself?

[@luluasswipe5273]

Oh man this was a really good one. Perfect revenge Hell hath no fury like that of s women scorned........

[@skystar2026]

So first he abandons his wife who is in a wheelchair, steals from her, and leaves her in France yeah no he should be in prison mother in law too

[@Allantitan]

And this kids is why you should always research the country your gonna visit just so you don’t do…this *gestures towards husband and mil*

[@baffledanderanged2101]

Allen and his mom are in a really deep pile of 💩💩💩💩💩🤬🤬. They have hearts full of ice. What Allen did to his wife is beyond insane 😳 and beyond cruel. I'm glad the payback train came to visit them sooner rather than later.

[@rmt1989ify]

A lot of this is just ridiculous. Abandoning a disabled person would be a criminal offense. I don't know about Europe but in the U.S. they would be charged with abuse and neglect of a vulnerable person which is a felony in most states. Especially just leaving her in a foreign country. The husband and MIL could have been arrested rhe minute they got back in the country. Would have been no need to sell the house she spent money to have adapted for her. She also could have filed a civil suit, that would have left them both broke. There are laws to protect the disabled in this country and probably in most European countries as human rights is a big deal in the European Union. Don't see the point of bringing in a sister who's a "Former gang member" as a deaux ex machina, when the police dealing with it would have made more sense.It's really sloppy and lazy writing. Makes for a very pathetic story. One of the worst I've heard on here.

[@glendamagalong7805]

Looks can be deceiving

[@cathyjacobs]

I haven't even read it all yet, and I'm saying D-I-V-O-R-C-E asap!

[@brianmorris8045]

Funny how the troublemakers are always the first to play the victim.

[@margaretkowalkowski5653]

That's called KARMA buddy!! 🤣🤣

[@birdsoko5697]

I love this ending justice severed cold

[@kimmccarthy7747]

Whoever wrote this knows nothing about wheelchair accessability in France. My aunt broke her ankle at Versailles, and was in a wheelchair for the rest of their trip, and every site led her and my cousins right up to the front so they could see first closeup. She didn't have to pay for the hospital, either.

[@jcwt_pdx]

Good morning from Oregon 💜

[@brianmorris8045]

Leaving your wife behind is bad enough, leaving one in her wheelchair in a foriegn country is reprehensible.

[@sharihazlett3774]

Good job Sophia. Revenge is best served cold. If you're going to dimp someone, you might want to make sure you also co- own the house.

[@JoJoGranum]

I don’t think the French police will take kindly of Allen and his mother stealing from a disabled person. Not to mention if Allen is treating his wife like this wait until his mother starts to decline. I hate the fact the mother has my deadname Edit: I’m Canadian and I speak French better than my ancestral language, Armenian. And btw France is very sympathetic to my ancestral nationality