Marriage With Uncle Marco

e, and Liza felt like an intruder in a space that used to be so familiar and welcoming. She took a deep brea

alked into the room. Their expressions were a mix of concern

ed with curiosity. "We got a call asking

o, who stood by her side. She knew that the time had come to add

eir in-laws. "Liza, dear, is something wrong?"

an to explain. "Mom, Dad, there's something I need to tell you

attention fully focused on their daughter. "What

ued. "Last night, something happened between me and Marco, something tha

e air. Andy and Rosa's expressions shifted from confusion

's voice trailed off, una

de a mistake, a terrible mistake. Uncle Marco and I... we we

yes wide with disbelief. "Oh my God," she mur

information. "Liza, how... how could this happen?" he

ons, and the turmoil that had led to the devastating mistake. She spoke honestly, ta

Mr Andy, I am truly sorry for my part in all of this. I

dn't realize I had done th

We don't care how far apart their ages are. To cover the disgrace of their family, they must be

they got married?" asked Rosa looki

or what they do. After all, Marco is a widower, instead of putting the

own niece. I am willing to take responsibility and even let go

*

o came from humble beginnings. The mere mention of the circumstances left Rosa an

k contrast to the opulent surroundings they had heard about from the Ivo's family. The news that their d

trembling. "Can you believe this, Andy? Our Liza, entangled in s

hed his fists. "I can't believe she would do something so

sion to marry Liza and Marco hit them hard. They knew they couldn't refuse, a

is voice heavy with resignation. "Their family

d find ourselves in a situation like this. We've alw

mall, worn-out furniture and the simplicity of their home served as

hts. They knew that Liza's actions had put them in a difficult position, a

osa murmured, her voice filled with sorrow. "He was like a

ness. "And to think we had such high hopes for Liz

ge the past, but we can guide her toward a better future.

r family's reputation felt like a bitter pill to swallow, b