“One Drink Ruined My Life” Heartbroken Woman Narrates How a Heartless Man Took Advantage of Her

After a string of threats to kill her and sometimes severe beatings, Monica Wanjiru finally ended her eight-year marriage to her husband, who she had met in college. That was the moment when she decided she needed a new beginning in life.

She had a meeting with another man who was already in a relationship with another woman, but he gave her his word that he would end the relationship with the other lady and start a new one with her. They began living together and eventually had a kid, but not long after that, they ran into further difficulties. The man would insult her and order her to leave the house so that he could remarry his first wife. He would do this again until she finally left.

Additionally, the man would beat her severely. At one time, he was brutally beating her, and she had no choice but to report the incident to the police. On the other hand, she had a change of heart and decided to go back home to her husband. As soon as she got home, she started preheating the meal. When the guy came, they immediately began to argue about the reasons why she had broken into his residence. Even then, he pulled a knife and was ready to stab her, but she resisted his advances and pushed him away.

They went their own ways when she eventually stated “enough is enough.” The continuous beatings that she was subjected to, on the other hand, caused her wounds to reopen, and she began to hemorrhage. She began drinking as a means of relieving her tension.

Once, when she was out drinking, she went to a bar where she met another man. After some small talk, she discovered that the man already had a woman living in his home. The man left her a message on her phone informing her that she is now HIV positive. The message was set up by him.

She eventually overdosed, but her son saw her laying on the floor unconscious and notified a nearby neighbor. She was taken to the hospital immediately, where she underwent tests for HIV and pregnancy, but the results came back negative. She was prescribed medicine, which she continued to take for a period of 28 days in order to ward against infection.

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