I Kicked Out My Grandparents, Who Raised Me, From My Graduation — Karma Quickly Taught Me a Lesson (Page 4 ) | September 9, 2024
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Tears filled my eyes. Could this be true? My grandparents had lied to me?

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“Why would they do that?” I whispered, feeling a mix of anger and confusion.

Shocked Sarah looks at her father | Source: Midjourney

Shocked Sarah looks at her father | Source: Midjourney

“I don’t know, Sarah. But I’m here now. I’ve always wanted to be part of your life,” he said softly.

I saw my grandparents sitting in the audience, smiling and waving at me. My emotions were in turmoil. I couldn’t believe they had lied to me for so long. I marched over to them, anger boiling inside me.

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“Leave,” I said loudly, my voice trembling with rage.

Sarah shouts at her grandparents | Source: Midjourney

Sarah shouts at her grandparents | Source: Midjourney

Grandma’s smile faded. “Sarah, what’s wrong?” she asked, her eyes filling with tears.

“Leave now!” I shouted, my voice echoing in the hall. People turned to look.

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Grandpa stood up slowly, his face pale. “Sarah, please, talk to us. What’s happening?”

“You lied to me! You kept my father away from me all these years. Just go!” I insisted.

Angry but determined Sarah | Source: Midjourney

Angry but determined Sarah | Source: Midjourney

My father approached me, placing a hand on my shoulder. “Thank you, Sarah. I know this is hard.”

“Why did they lie?” I asked, tears streaming down my face.

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“I don’t know, but we can talk about it,” he said gently. “Let’s get through today first.”

Later, I sat across from my father in a quiet corner of the cafe, my coffee growing cold in front of me. I studied him, trying to reconcile the man before me with the stories my grandparents had told.

Coffee cup in a cafe | Source: Pexels

Coffee cup in a cafe | Source: Pexels

“So,” I began, my voice trembling slightly, “tell me everything. Start from the beginning.”

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He sighed and took a sip of his coffee. “It’s a long story, Sarah. But you deserve to know the truth.”

He paused, collecting his thoughts. “When your mother and I first got together, everything was great. We were young and in love. But your grandparents never liked me. They thought I wasn’t good enough for her.”

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