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No More Handyman: His Last Stand

Chapter 2 

Word Count: 764    |    Released on: 04/07/2025

de on my screen. This code was my life's work for the last three years. It was intricate, efficient, and powerful. It was the engi

lammed open, sha

owed by the clumsy sound of someone stumbli

. She knew I often worked late in here. She never

u in there?" Brittan

e, leaning against the doorframe, with Dylan's arm draped over her sh

of anger through me. This was the one room in the apartment that was mine. It was w

?" I asked, my voic

Brittany announced, ignoring my tone

slowly. "No

usal. In all our years together, I had never said no to her

hint of annoyance in her voice. "Don'

id, looking directly at Dyl

and up straighter, puffing his chest

orward, "is that this is my home, too

then anger. "Excuse me? This is my apa

tly into our joint account, which paid for this apartment and everything in it. My money was paying for the roof ove

my unpaid labor pay the rent? The labor that

e, she seemed to realize that the doormat she h

lly sputtered. "He's just sleeping

rd as steel. "I'm not going to sleep under th

I never thought I'd

mixture of anger and confusion. The easy, compliant

her pride wounded. "B

out of the office. "You're unbelievable, Sean! Com

oor. A moment later, it slammed shut, l

tle of wine was knocked over on the coffee table, a dark red stain already spreading acros

sence in my life. They came in, made a

t this

straight into our bedroom. I pulled a duffel bag

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“For three years, I poured my soul into Innovate, building Brittany' s startup from the ground up as her lead engineer and live-in boyfriend. I fixed her code, her leaky faucet, and every problem in her life, while she paid me a pittance, treating me like a glorified handyman. But at her success party, watching her beam at her ex-boyfriend Dylan, unveiled as the new "visionary," something inside me snapped. Then came the ultimate insult: demotion to Dylan' s assistant, his snakeskin boots propped on MY desk, MY awards tossed in a dusty box. The years of exploitation culminated in a single, burning question: how could someone I gave everything to treat me with such utter contempt? No more. I handed her my resignation, a meticulously itemized invoice for eighty-seven thousand dollars of unpaid work, and played a recording of her own words. "Forty-eight hours, Brittany," I said, pocketing my phone. "The clock is ticking." That night, I walked out of her apartment for good, the trash bag holding her memories of me thudding satisfyingly down the chute. This wasn' t just an exit; it was a declaration of war.”
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