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MY DAD KICKED ME OUT BECAUSE HE AND MY STEPMOM HAD A BABY — KARMA QUICKLY TAUGHT HIM A LESSON
I lost my mom when I was 10. Dad remarried when I was 15. My stepmom has a daughter, 16, then she and Dad had a boy, 4, and now she just gave birth to a little girl.
I've been working since I was 16 to have some cash to buy things for myself. When I turned 18, Dad said I was now an adult and should start paying rent. It was "only" 500 bucks, a symbolic amount since he would still cover food and other essentials. I was so mad, and we fought, but in the end, I accepted, and that was the deal until 5 months ago.
Dad came to me saying I had 2 months to move out. Stepmom was pregnant, and they would need my room for the baby. Which is straight-up insane since they both have private offices. Stepmom doesn't even need one since she’s been a stay-at-home mom since my baby brother was born. But no, they insisted I had to go.
I was totally lost. Eventually, I moved out. Karma hit back instantly. Just a day later, my dad called me, BEGGING me to come back home because⬇️

"I don't want to sit next to that… woman!" Franklin nearly yelled at the flight attendant, who had escorted an older woman and informed him she would be seated next to him.
"Sir, this is her seat. We can't do anything about it," the stewardess said gently, trying to calm the businessman, who had a scowl on his face.
"That can't be true. These seats are far too expensive, and there's no way she could afford one! Just look at her clothes!" Franklin almost shouted, pointing at the older woman's attire. Stella felt ashamed.
Other passengers in business class sided with the businessman. They agreed that the woman couldn't have paid for the seat and insisted she leave. It was the most humiliating experience of Stella's life, and eventually, she gave in.
"Miss, it's fine. If you have another seat in economy, I'll take it. I spent all my savings on this seat, but it's better not to inconvenience others," she said softly, placing her hand on the stewardess' arm.
"No, ma'am, you have to stay," suddenly, she heard THAT voice.⬇

MY IN-LAWS KICKED ME AND MY NEWBORN OUT OF THE HOUSE — THEY REGRETTED IT SOON AFTER.
I live with my husband, our little baby, and my in-laws in the same house. Every single day, my in-laws have these huge, loud fights that just never end. Yesterday, while my baby was napping, I could hear them yelling downstairs even with our door shut.
During a brief moment of silence, I calmly said, "Hey, just so you know, the baby's sleeping," and then walked away. A few minutes later, I heard my FIL cursing my name, saying something about "my house" to my MIL.
Then he stormed up to me, still furious, and snapped, "Just so you know, you don't shush me in my own home. This is MY house. I gave my son the money to buy it, so you don't get to tell me what to do. If you think you're so smart, go live with your mom where it's comfy and quiet. Maybe when my son's back from his business trip, he'll think about letting you come back."
I was totally shocked and couldn't say a word. My FIL just stood there watching as I packed up my stuff and the baby's, and left for my mom's place. But here's the kicker: a couple of days later, the doorbell at my in-laws' house rang.
My FIL opened the door and GASPED when he saw ⬇️