Uk life |Bad parents | Skeptical husband |divorced | story of nurse from uk |Iftikhar Ahmad Usmani

#pakistan #relationship #love #overseaspakistani #toxicrelationships #divorce #uk #lifetips #parenting #parents #daughter The story of J is the story of Sadiya. When Sadiya regained consciousness, she lived with her mother in a village in the Punjab province of Pakistan. Sadiya's father was settled in the UK. It happened that Sadiya's father wanted to marry her of his own free will, but her parents got her married to a girl of his choice. Sadiya's father came to the UK to escape from his wife. He used to visit Pakistan once in two years. Sadiya says that my father was very fond of listening to people's problems and getting them decided and helping people with his money. My father had given my mother the excuse for staying in Pakistan that there was a lot of social evil in England, so the wife would stay in Pakistan. When Sadiya was born, my father said that if I had given birth to a son, he would take you to the UK. After my birth, my mother turned against me. Whenever my father came, we would fight and insult each other. When I reached the ninth grade, my father said that if you do nursing, I will take you and your mother to the UK. I became a nurse and my father brought me and my mother to the UK. I started earning and my father started donating my money. My mother used to fight with my father. I kept earning for ten years but I was not married. When I was thirty-five, one of my colleagues, Anis, proposed to me. He was divorced and had two daughters. When I spoke to my parents, they both got angry and refused. My mother got me married to a boy named Jawad. My husband had a mother, two divorced sisters and a mother-in-law. During the wedding ceremony, Anis came on stage. He was my husband's friend. Seeing me talking to Anis openly, my mother-in-law and my husband suspected that I had had any relationship with Anis. We used to argue every day over this. I would go to work, cook breakfast, come back and cook dinner and listen to my husband talk every day. The argument escalated and one day my mother-in-law humiliated me a lot. My husband took his mother's side and tortured me mentally. I called the police and got a divorce. My parents were very shocked. My father started donating money from me again and my mother made it an issue of her honor, why did I get a divorce? Three years later, Anis proposed to me again, but not only did my mother refuse, but she also suspected that you divorced me because of Anis. I explained myself, but my mother's suspicions were not dispelled. In the meantime, my father died. We brought his dead body to Pakistan and buried it. My mother held a meeting and accused me of divorcing Jawad for Anis' love. I swore, but Wajida was not satisfied. Finally, it was decided that I would not get married and would never contact Anis. Sadiya had to prove her good conduct. Sadiya not only blocked Anis's number, but also continued to serve her mother. Seventeen years later, her mother also died. Now Sadiya is left alone. She is now fifty-five years old. Neither her father nor her mother is alive. Sadiya now thinks that a suspicion or a misunderstanding ruined her life. She feels that her mother died due to her parents' quarrel. Has subconsciously taken revenge on him, Sadiya asks what should he do now? Where should he go and should such a big punishment be imposed for a single suspicion?