Rich woman paid off her fiancé's loan to treat his bedridden mother and was shocked seeing her mil

A rich man's daughter paid off her fiancé's loan to treat his bedridden mother. But when she saw her future mother-in-law for the first time, the bride froze in shock

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Faith had a restless night, with a premonition tugging at her soul and keeping her awake. Her heart ached, causing her to toss and turn in bed. She got up twice during the night to drink lemon water in an attempt to calm down.
Faith was a very independent girl. At the insistence of her father, she graduated from the university in Switzerland in her mid-twenties. She decided to stay in Switzerland and opened a small advertising agency. She even managed to be married to a local businessman, for whom she once did advertising and promoted his pharmaceutical production.
However, the longer she lived with her husband, the more she realized that they had entirely different mentalities. Men in her homeland were much more understanding and less selfish.
One day, Faith asked her husband, Richard, for help. "Could you please take me to the doctor? I seem to have a high fever and feel very ill," she pleaded.
"Call a cab, dear," her husband replied.
This was the final straw for Faith. She filed for a divorce. Unfortunately, her husband had been very prudent in drawing up a marriage contract, which Faith, being in love, had signed almost without reading. After the divorce, she received nothing from her husband's fortune.
On the other hand, Richard got half of his wife's advertising agency. And Faith had no choice but to sell the other half and open a small travel agency. With her brilliant education in marketing and advertising, she quickly built up the business, and things started looking up for her again. Her father, who stayed in their homeland and ran a large business, helped her in every way he could. He insisted that Faith stay abroad and not return home.
"Dad, hi," she called her father one day. "How are you doing? How is your health? Maybe I should come and visit you?""
"Hello, my dear," she heard her father's tired voice say through the phone. "I'm all right, as long as you're all right! Business as usual. I'm keeping everyone in a tight grip. Remember, daughter, if you loosen your grip, the crows will swoop in and tear your business to pieces!"
Faith's father had recently celebrated his 70th birthday, but he still claimed to be able to give any 50-year-old man a head start. He became a father at 45, claiming there was no time before.
Faith never knew her mom. According to her father, she had died immediately after childbirth, although he spoke about her in a dry and factual way. And this topic was taboo in the family.
"There's nothing to rake up the past!" he would always reply whenever little Faith asked about her mother. "I don't want to talk about it. There's no mom, honey, just calm down and forget it!"
"Well, tomorrow is Mother's Day," little Faith said sadly. "Everyone in the class has a mom coming, but who do I have?"
"I'll be there," replied her father firmly. "I'm your mom and your dad!"