After losing her son Daniel in a car accident, Sheryl—a grieving mother—made a decision that’s deeply dividing opinions.

Daniel left behind his wife Amanda and two young sons, Ethan and Caleb. For seven years, the family had lived in Sheryl’s

home rent-free. She originally took them in when Amanda became pregnant, viewing it as a temporary arrangement.

But over time, resentment built. Amanda never worked again, and Sheryl felt used and unappreciated.

Sheryl admits she never liked Amanda and questioned whether both children were truly Daniel’s, especially Caleb,

whose appearance differed from the family. After Daniel’s death, she watched Amanda spiral into grief,

while Sheryl took on more responsibilities, including caring for the kids.

One morning, overwhelmed and suspicious, she snapped. She told Amanda to leave. Amanda begged to stay, reminding Sheryl

that she and the boys had nowhere else to go. Sheryl refused. She even asked to keep Caleb, claiming he felt like her own.

Amanda took both children and left. Sheryl hasn’t heard from them since.

Now alone, she says her home is peaceful again. Despite backlash from others, Sheryl stands by her choice.

She believes she honored her son by removing the chaos that surrounded him.

Her story ends with a haunting question: “Am I wrong?”