My Mother-In-Law Invested Her Retirement Savings in P2P Through Me, Then Demanded Ten Times the Money After It Collapsed

Summary

At my wife Mia’s birthday banquet, my mother-in-law Margaret slammed that stack of bank statements into my face,

“Ethan, you lowlife traitor, aren’t you afraid of getting struck by lightning?”

“$800,000 was the retirement money I saved my whole life, and now there’s only $120,000 left. How am I supposed to live?”

I looked at the statements scattered on the floor.

More than a year ago, Margaret heard that I worked at an internet finance company and insisted that I help her invest her money.

I refused right away.