I Drowned to Death Because My Husband’s Sister Choked on Pool Water

When Julia chokes on a mouthful of pool water, Hadden blames his wife Felicia. He ties her up and throws her into the pool, leaving only a narrow hole for air, vowing she will pay double for every grievance Julia suffered. Felicia never learned to swim. She begs and sobs, but he only lectures her, and days pass before he finally pulls her out — too late. She has already drowned.

Unaware, Hadden sits at the table complaining that Felicia has not brought his food, while his assistant hesitates to tell him she is still in the pool. Julia arrives and curls into Hadden's arms; he comforts her, promising Felicia will kneel and apologize. Only Felicia's ghost watches the two of them, remembering how Julia taunted her about her pregnancy, then threw herself into the water and called Hadden crying.

When the assistant finally reports that no signs of life remain, Hadden refuses to believe it, threatening cremation and another plunge into the pool. Felicia's body is still down there, and he has not once looked.