I stopped shopping when I realized I was crying and everyone else was eating. That same evening, a car pulled up to the entrance… and within two minutes, the woman was in shock.

The owner of the apartment asked everyone to leave.

For three weeks, Olga financed the food, endured the lack of gratitude, and waited for her husband to notice the problem.

Denis only noticed him when his family started complaining.

Something in Olga finally snapped.

She straightened up and said:

“In that case, all guests will leave my apartment today. You have until tonight.”

There was silence.

Tatiana Viktorovna opened her mouth, but for a moment no sound came out.

“What did you say?” she finally asked.

– I said you had to leave. Today.

“You’ve lost your mind! We’re not going anywhere!”

Olga went into the bedroom, opened a drawer, and took out a folder of documents. She placed it on the table.

– This is a document confirming ownership. The apartment belongs exclusively to me.

Vladimir Petrovich took the document and read it quickly.

– So what?

“I have the right to ask anyone who disturbs me to leave my own home. If you don’t leave voluntarily, I will call the police.”

“Denis! Do you hear what she’s saying?!” My mother-in-law clutched her head.

The man stood still and didn’t know where to look.

– Ola, these are my parents.

– Then move in with them. You can rent an apartment together.

– We have no money!

– It’s not my problem anymore.

Tatiana Viktorovna began to cry. Antonina ran to her and put her arm around her. Vladimir Petrovich paced the living room, muttering curses under his breath.

Denis was still standing in the middle of the room.

– Ola, let’s talk calmly.

“We have nothing more to talk about. Gather your things.”

Olga started putting her in-laws’ clothes into their bags.

“These are my parents! Where are they supposed to go?” Denis grabbed her hand.

Olga immediately pulled her hand away.

– To friends, a hotel, or a rented apartment. I’m not interested.

– You can’t throw them away!

– I can. And that’s exactly what I’m doing.

She zipped up her bag and carried it out to the hall.

– Are you serious?

– Entirely.

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