A Woman Shocked TikTok By Sending A Fake Love Letter To Get Revenge On A Married Man
"It's pay back time 🌹"
People can get pretty creative when it comes to getting revenge, but is jeopardizing a marriage really worth the payback?
Well, this Tiktoker put that question to the test when she decided to take revenge on her married neighbours who allegedly reported her for bad parking.
TikTok user @kelly_liesse says she sent a fake love letter to the husband on Valentine's Day, all in an effort to get him in trouble with his wife.
"My neighbour decided to report me for parking on double yellow lines in our close, so I sent him this for Valentine's Day," read the caption in the video. "Hopefully, his wife will see it first."
@kelly_liesse Its pay back time 🌹 #valentines #payback #fyp
Then she posted screenshots of the love card she sent over.
The super cheesy cover of the card read: "I love that you can be you, I can be me, & together we're happy as can be."
The inside of the card held a personalized message which was only worse than the cover.
It read: "My Simon, happy Valentine's Day, my darling. I can't believe I found you but we're meant to be. I am always there for you, and you're always there for me. No one in this world could make me feel this way, and all my love for you keeps growing more and more everyday. I can't wait to see you next, miss you so much."
The cherry on top has to be the very last line which says: "Love you lots from your man xx."
Yikes.
People in the comment section were conflicted over Liesse's actions, with some going so far as to call her a homewrecker.
One user commented: "yellow lines = not allowed to park.... decides to ruin marriage."
Another commented: "maybe don't park on double yellows 🤔" pointing out what most of us were probably thinking.
"But this isn't hurting him it's hurting his innocent wife," wrote another user.
My favourite has to be the user who simply asked: "are you 10?"
However, on the other end of the spectrum were the people who completely supported Liesse's actions.
One commenter wrote: "Love this … need updates ASAP, please."
Some even called her prank "brilliant."
Liesse also showed up in the comments to defend her move. "People don't take into consideration how nasty these people are," she wrote.
She also teased a "part 2" to the whole episode, and we can only imagine what will come next.
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