My daughter-in-law said I’m too old to wear “this” swimsuit. She hurt me so much that I decided to teach her a lesson.

I always took pride in my youthful spirit, viewing age as just a number. On a sweltering summer day at my son’s mansion, my resilience was tested.

My son’s estate, a symbol of his hard work, was grand yet shadowed by my daughter-in-law, Karen. She changed after marrying my son, becoming arrogant, believing she ruled over everyone, with my son’s silent encouragement.

One hot day, I wore my favorite swimsuit, ready to enjoy the pool. Karen, spotting me, sneered, “Old lady, no way you’re wearing that. Hide your wrinkles!” Her words cut deep. I pretended to sunbathe, hiding my tears, but resolved to not let her humiliate me

I planned my move carefully, knowing retaliating in anger wouldn’t work. Observing Karen’s routines, I waited for the perfect moment, which came during her book club meeting. Serving refreshments, I casually mentioned, “Karen, I hope your charity event goes well.”

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