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Sofia, 35, is our devoted reader, who never missed an opportunity to give some nice piece of advice to people who shared their stories with us. The woman confessed that she was always trying to support those who were in different life situations. But she could never even foresee that one day she\u2019ll be the one who\u2019ll be sharing her complicated story with people online, desperately needing help and advice.\n

Sofia opened her letter, saying, “Hi, Echo Woven! I\u2019ve recently faced a situation in my family that cost me a lot of sleepless nights, and I want to share it because I still feel unsure about my final decision.
\nMy husband Alex and I had been living a normal and happy life for over 5 years. Alex passed away in his sleep 5 months ago, and it was a tragedy for me. I didn\u2019t expect this, he was a healthy 45-year-old man, who loved sports and led an absolutely healthy lifestyle. I was broken when this happened, and I\u2019m still mourning my loss.”\n

“Alex and I met when he was recovering from a very dramatic and painful divorce from his ex-wife, Natalie. I hadn\u2019t seen this woman up until Alex\u2019s funeral, but I did know that she was a greedy person, who preferred to live at someone else\u2019s cost and who didn\u2019t work a single day in her life. Alex divorced her because he caught her in the act of cheating, and he couldn\u2019t forgive since that moment.”\n\n

Sofia noticed many red flags in\u00a0her husband\u2019s relationship with his ex\u00a0and his kids.\n\n
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Sofia wrote, “Alex and Natalie have 2 sons, Richard and Anthony, who are 20 and 21 years old respectively. I had a chance to meet his sons a couple of times during our marriage, and I can\u2019t say I was in awe with their behavior. To me, it was obvious that they treated their dad as an ATM and all they wanted from him was cash and expensive presents.
\nI didn\u2019t mention my observations to my now late husband, because I thought that I don\u2019t have any right to interfere with his parenting decisions. I saw that he loved his sons and the fact that he was always very generous towards them was his choice which I tried to respect.”\n
“Alex\u2019s ex, Natalie, was pretty much aware of his financial situation, which was good, because he got a huge promotion after they divorced, and he started earning even bigger sums than he used to when they were married. She wanted his money even after they divorced, and she called him many times asking for financial support and manipulating him with many things. He rarely refused to help her, though it annoyed him a lot, but he did feel responsibility for her well-being and I didn\u2019t object to his will.”\n\n
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The worst revelations came after the funeral.\n\n
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Sofia revealed, “Right after Alex\u2019s funeral, I had to go through a real ordeal in the face of his ex and his sons. After Alex was buried, his sons and his ex came over and went through all of our belongings. They took what they wanted (even if it was something that belonged to me).\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
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His sons planned the funeral, and they gave me the bill and I paid it. I lived in Alex\u2019s home (I sold my home when we got married) but had recently put a big amount of money into it for renovations.”\n
“This investment increased the value of the home. The biggest shock for me was when Natalie boldly started to say that I must take my things now and leave the property because she was going to sell it. I asked if they could refund me the money I spent for renovations since they were kicking me out and planned to sell it. They all said no.”\n\n
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Karma was quick to\u00a0hit the greedy and heartless people.\n\n
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Sofia wrote, “I was broken because of Alex\u2019s death, and I didn\u2019t really want to initiate any financial and property debates with these people. I took all my savings and purchased an apartment and moved out. But then, something very frustrating for Alex\u2019s ex happened.
\nTurns out when they tried to sell the home they weren\u2019t able to because my husband had put my name on it. They were mad, and they immediately initiated a meeting with me. Three of them showed up at that meeting and boldly asked me from the start if I’d split the sale of the home with them. I didn\u2019t hesitate even for a moment and confidently said no to them, just like they did when I was asking them for at least some refund.”\n
“Now I\u2019m an owner of the house, and I\u2019m not going to sell it anymore. But there\u2019s something in my heart that makes me feel unhappy about my decision. I feel remorse for being so categorical with my husband\u2019s sons, and I have a lot of doubts about my own decision. What should I do?”\n\n
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And here’s yet another story of a woman, whose\u00a0husband\u00a0loves her more than anything. But the real obstacle for their happiness is the husband’s ex-wife, who’s pregnant. And though the baby doesn’t have anything to do with her husband, the woman is very much worried about this pregnancy, because it did bring a lot of problems to their family already and is going to bring even more.\n
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