Dear Amelia,
Three years. It&rsquo;s been three years since I heard your young voice. My quiet and happy marriage had been shaken since I heard that voice of yours, and not a day since you came destroying my peaceful, happy life did I stop praying you never came.
I wrote this letter in my hopes that one day, you may read this letter and somehow, you may listen and learn to what I have to say, not just as the wife of the man whom you tried to steal, but as a daughter, a woman, and a mom.
First, I pity you. I pitied you when I knew about you being my husband&rsquo;s mistress that you were innocent and just the victim, but the moment you decided to continue your deep, dark, and scheming relationship with my husband, you turned yourself from a victim to villain. You deliberately choose to be the lying, scheming, manipulating, and opportunistic mistress you said you wouldn&rsquo;t be. How I pitied you and sympathized when you told me you know how exactly it feels to have a cheating partner as what you witnessed your own father did to your mother. How miserable you must really have felt from that dysfunctional family of yours, but opting to seek love and affection from a married man wouldn&rsquo;t be a valid reason at all. How I truly pray you knew how your mom felt &mdash; the same heartbreak you had given me and my children. If that would be the case, would you still have done the same? I wish I could reach out to your parents so they can guide you better in making better life decisions. I wish they could have provided for you so, you need not be a mistress for you to be able to study.
Now, take a look at your daughter &mdash; your sweet and innocent girl. Being a homewrecker can never be a title to be proud of neither a legacy you can leave your daughter. I wish it was just your young and reckless behavior that drove you to be my husband&rsquo;s mistress, but clearly, you made the decision on putting yourself in a troublesome position. Many times, I&rsquo;ve reached out to you and pleaded you to stop, but you still continue on being a mistress. You reap what you sow. Surely, the day will come you&rsquo;ll see what kind of woman you have raised by being the woman you are now. It&rsquo;s never too late though. I genuinely hope you get to raise your daughter just fine that she may never experience and feel what I have to go through because of you.
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