While my mom was dying in the hospital, my dad began an affair—he thought he had gotten away with it until I gave him a lesson he’ll never forget

Blair’s mother, Rachel, passed away from cancer, but her grief was compounded by her father’s betrayal. While her mother fought to the end, her father, Greg, found comfort in another woman, Lisa. Blair discovered the affair and promised her mother, on her deathbed, that she wouldn’t let Greg get away with it.

After her mother’s passing, Blair found a letter from Rachel, urging her to protect herself and do whatever was necessary. Blair’s revenge was patient and calculated. She played nice, pretending to accept her father and Lisa’s presence, then served them legal papers at a family breakfast, selling her half of the house, which had been left to her by her mother.

When her father and Lisa planned a wedding, Blair sent them the incriminating photos of the affair. At the wedding, Lisa fled, and Greg was left stunned. Blair had the last word: her mother’s justice was served.

Blair proved that some daughters don’t forget—and karma, though slow, always waits.