Three Years Without a Touch: The Secret Hidden in Her Mother-in-Law’s Room That Changed Everything

Elena spent the next day searching through public records and old newspapers. The truth that emerged was horrifying.

Thirty years ago, there had been a fire in the Reynolds home. Michael’s father, Richard Reynolds, had died in the blaze. The official report listed it as a candle accident.

But neighbors had whispered another story — that Margaret had been in the room when it started, and that the fire had not been an accident at all.

Michael, just a child then, had seen everything. But Margaret, terrified of the truth being exposed, had rewritten his memories through a crude form of hypnosis she’d learned from an old book.

She made him believe that he had caused the fire — that it was his fault his father died.

For years, Michael carried that guilt like a curse. It was the reason he couldn’t touch his wife — the fear that his love would bring destruction, that everyone close to him would “burn away.”

The Confrontation

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