When Fofo met Mina, a handsome naval cadet, she fell head over heels in love with him and did everything to become his wife. And when she succeeded, she believed she was the happiest woman in the world.
Twenty years later, her marriage has tested every limit with her husband's infidelities, who never misses an opportunity to belittle her. And she, unable to leave him and escape, has locked herself away at home, now having the refrigerator as her lover.
Over the years, the once slender girl has become an overweight, messy woman, who doesn't even seem to be valued by her two teenage children. Having lost all self-respect and being on the brink of depression, a minor accident leads her to a physiotherapy clinic in the summer, while her family leaves her all alone in the heat of Athens so they don't miss their vacation.
The fact that everyone is utterly indifferent to her situation, combined with the need to undress in front of the physiotherapist, a particularly charming young man, makes her feel so awful that she makes a big decision. To empty the refrigerator of its weight and finally lose her extra pounds by starting a strict diet.
However, no one expects the rapid developments that will follow, which will leave not only her family unprepared but also herself... The book was originally published under the title "Cheat on your husband and don't cast spells on him."
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She was twenty years old, standing upright, leaning on a rock in Hydra. She was wearing a beautiful tiny red bikini with white polka dots. Her thick brown hair reached her waist, her chest was upright, and perhaps that supported her bra, her waist was as thin as a ring, and her round hips were so provocative! Her well-shaped legs harmonized perfectly with the rest of her body. She looked like a small goddess Aphrodite! She looked at herself again in the mirror. What she saw opposite her had nothing to do with the girl in the photo. Yet, both figures were the same woman. How did she end up like this... How her marriage had changed her. Her marriage... When she married Minas, she believed there was no happier woman in the world. Now, her happiest moment was when he was away from home.
