No More Mrs. Nice Wife — Mrs. Evans Sells the House transcript

No More Mrs. Nice Wife

Sarah has spent three years as a dutiful wife, only to be left behind while her husband's family vacations without her. But they don't know the house is in her name alone, and she's selling it in seven days. Will they return to find themselves homeless and Sarah finally free?

No More Mrs. Nice Wife — Mrs. Evans Sells the House transcript

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Sarah? No, you need to stay home and watch the house. This is the third time. Sarah, you're coming too? But I only booked four tickets. You should have told me sooner. My husband's family goes on vacation every year and leaves me home alone to watch the

This year, with Christmas and all, I thought things would be different. I thought we were spending Christmas together. David works 60 hours a week so you can live in this house for free. You should learn to be grateful.

We booked this vacation six months ago. I never said you were coming. You're staying home to watch the house. That's Fine. Here we go again. David, your wife really loves making a scene.

Stop acting like we owe you something. This house belongs to David. He pays for mom's expenses, and he supports my kid. You don't earn a dime, so you don't get a say.

Uncle David says all you do is spend his money. You're a bad aunt. I hate you. I've taken care of you for three years.

I made your breakfast and took you to school. Is this how you treat me? Is this how all of you treat me? He didn't mean to.

Now take our bags outside. The car's almost here. Sweetheart, you get overwhelmed easily. I don't want to spend the whole vacation taking care of you.

I'll bring you a Christmas present. Five years ago, he was just an operations manager who'd been laid off. I helped him get his provisional real estate license. Thank you, Mrs. Swanson.

I'll never forget what you've done for me. After he got his full license, I said yes to his proposal. Will you marry me? After we got married, he told me to stay home and let him run the company.

He took control of all the money coming in and going out, both at work and at home. It took me three years of marriage to see his true hypocritical colors. He thinks I've become nothing but a housewife who cooks for him. But they forgot one thing. This house is mine. And so am the company.

To protect David's pride, I never told anyone my family bought this house for me outright before the wedding. The deed is in my name alone. Take good care of the house for us. While we're gone, clean the entire house. Every corner. Understand?

I will. I'll clear out everything that needs clearing. Including all of you. Hi, Edward. Mrs. Evans. Have you made up your mind?

I have. I'm selling the house.

Episodes

  1. Mrs. Evans Sells the House
  2. Laura Rearranges the Kitchen
  3. Sterling's Seven-Day Offer
  4. Kelvin Freezes the Accounts
  5. Sarah's Quiet Vacation
  6. Sarah's Christmas Eve Dinner
  7. No Dinner, No House, No Husband
  8. The Changed Lock at Home
  9. Sarah Sold the House
  10. Sarah Sold the House
  11. Sarah Wants a Divorce
  12. Sleeping at the Office
  13. The Company Sign Comes Down
  14. Sarah Takes Back the Company
  15. Mindy Borrows the Diamond Ring
  16. Suing Sarah for Everything
  17. Rosa Counts Every Dollar
  18. Don't Tell Sarah
  19. Mindy's Defamation Suit
  20. Episode 20
  21. Mrs. Swanson's Lease Warning
  22. Her Daughter and the Deal
  23. Sarah's Name at Dinner
  24. Grace Miller's Complaint
  25. Kelvin's Five-Year Threat
  26. Five Days to Delete the Post
  27. Danielle's Utility Accounts
  28. Kevin's Public Statement
  29. David, What Happens to Me Now
  30. Mindy's Warrant at the Station
  31. Episode 31
  32. David Evans Can't Get Hired
  33. Mr. Evans Signs the Settlement
  34. Did You Sell Your Car?
  35. Episode 35
  36. The Cost Of Signing
  37. Evans Loses His License
  38. Sarah's Second Key
  39. Sarah Swanson's Hardest Step
  40. Marisol Hands Over the Key