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Since they were Catholic and didn’t believe in divorce, they’d not signed a prenuptial agreement, but, of course, he never expected her to be cheating on him with a Bigfoot.

Sam was initially concerned she’d take everything.

Little did he know she had more money than him.

Through his lawyer’s clever forensic accounting, Sam discovered his wife had gotten an inheritance a couple years back, stashed it in an account she’d deftly concealed. The money was from an uncle of hers, a confirmed bachelor who’d owned a successful septic tank company.

It wasn’t Bill Gates money, or Jay Z money, but it was a decent chunk of change he found his way into, low 7 figures.

His wife tried her best to dispute it, but there was nothing she could do; the law, the 50/50 split, was ironclad, and Sam found himself a newly minted millionaire.

Cancel Culture | Kim Cancer His anger, the betrayal, was still there throughout the divorce proceedings, but much of it had dissipated once he had that 7-figure check in his hands.