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Personal Narrative: If I Go To Hell

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I couldn’t imagine the hell could send us to some parts of the world. I was thinking of “if I’d go to hell, I would see everything there, but not in the world”.
The destiny decided to show me a piece of a hell when I was young, it was the time when I decided to build a family. Like any simple man in this world I dream of having a nice and quiet family, I was a rich man, and I had my own flat in my family’s building, also I had one factory and 2 shops, the money weren’t my problem. Finally, I decided to get married, but my first marriage doesn’t work.
After I got the divorce, I felt lonely, I know that deep inside of me, this is not what I wished for in my life. Yes, I am not alone, I have my mom, and my sisters who live in the same building, …show more content…

Some of the neighbors refused to open the doors and others opened it and listened to her. Also, I have discovered that when she talks about the problem, she doesn’t tell the truth. She creates another story and spreading lies about me, and about my family.
She establishes many plans for me all her day and how to make my life terrible bad. I can remember some of the situations she did after fighting with her such as; she collected all my clothes and she placed them in the bathtub and she opened the tap for that day, that’s why I could not find any clean, or dry clothes for me, or she let the water tap running to sink my house, and she went to stay at her mother’s house.
In her catalog, there is no day off for fighting with her, for she is an argumentative woman, moreover she is greedy and she is mean, she also didn’t do any household chores.
My mom noticed her foul play. She said: “This lady cares about your money and she tries to control you to get all what you have.”
Because of many reasons, I decided to get divorced, also thanks God, I don’t have any children from her, but the fate has not been given me this opportunity, because my wife called and said: “I am pregnant.”
In some cases, parents have to sacrifice for their children. In my case, I do not want my child to grow up in a broken

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