15 Stories That Prove the Saying “The Road to Hell Is Paved With Good Intentions”

I had a friend. She was brought up by her great-aunt and lived with her. Her life was hard, and she was always depressed. I felt sorry for her. I wanted to make her happy.
I was away on her birthday, so I bought her a present in advance and asked my husband to give it to her. He brought it, I was online at the time, and saw everything. My husband handed the present to her and left immediately.

A month later she texted me that she fell in love with my husband and to make her happy I should leave him for her. And then she started threatening me. I will never deal with people like her anymore!

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