Everyone thinks I'm a homewrecker, but I'm not.
I met a man at work, but he was married and haddaughter . But they did not live together, they were preparing for divorce, but we all worked together. The man and I began to live together, and I moved in with him.
I’m new at work, but I became friends with everyone very quickly. Everything is fine, but this woman and her friends do all sorts of nasty things to me. I am a young ballerina and often find glass and needles in my pointe shoes. One day they put a piece of dirt in them for me.
One night my man and I were sleeping, this woman came to us and started a fight. In the end,the man went back to his family, leaving me with a broken heart. I am 20 years old, and he is 38, and he explained this by the fact that there is a daughter there.
A lot of time has passed, they were together and gave birth to another child. The whole troupe of women mocks me because I’m supposedly a homewrecker. This is my favorite job and I don’t want to go anywhere. But I’m not a homewrecker, when we got together, they already had divorce proceedings test-antibiotic.com and they had been living separately for more than a year.
What should I do in such a situation? None of the women communicate with me, they only whisper behind my back and do all sorts of nasty things.
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