Our new neighbors, who shared the same landlord, couldn’t stop snooping. They envied our home—bright, well-kept, and full of love—while theirs was gloomy and neglected.
A week later, our landlord brought complaints about noise and garden smells, backed by a video from them. Within days, we packed, and they moved in, grinning like winners.
Five days later, they called screaming: pipes banging, mold, leaky roof, broken hot tub. Everything we’d maintained quietly now became their nightmare.
Meanwhile, we moved to a cozy, trouble-free home. Months later, the landlord sold the property. The neighbors bought it, only to face the full cost of repairs. Defeated and exhausted, they realized their “victory” was an illusion.
We stayed honest, worked hard, and built our life in peace. Greed backfires, and karma always catches up.
