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aunties from overseas came to visit me. They were happy that I was
married but angry at my living conditions.I had no furniture or
decent household items.
They expressed their anger and concerns for me. They lectured me about a husband's responsibilities towards his wife. They warned me to be careful of him and his real intentions with the marriage. I knew the truth and I felt helpless. Somewhere in my heart, I believed that one-day, he would realize the meaning of his marriage vows and their significance that he would recognize me as his wife and not just as a ticket to stay in Canada. Fortunately for my sanity, I was accepted into the college I had applied to after graduating from high school. It was a perfect escape; now I could focus my mind and energy on school. I realized that I had to work to support myself and accepted the heartbreaking reality that my husband was not going to contribute towards rent or food. My relationship with him was so casual; it was as if we were dating. He would drop by and visit a for few days from time to time. Most of the time, he was in Abbotsford. One day he dropped off his suitcases in my apartment. Little did I know that more truth about him was buried in those suitcases. |
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