
My Cousin Married My Fiancé
Vernice Onyx · Completed · 53.7k Words
Introduction
I am tired of begging for love and answers. I am fed up and I am not taking it anymore. I am tired of my sister and cousin trying to steal my identity and my life as well as use me to be their scapegoat.
I just want to get away from my toxic family before they cost me my freedom and my sanity. I have been lucky so far, but I know it won't last forever.
Chapter 1
When my cousin eloped with my fiancé to Las Vegas and posted her wedding video and announced on Facebook, she blamed me.
She told everyone I was so neglectful of my fiancé that I deserved this betrayal. Our family became divided on the matter. She told everyone that I was so focused on caring for my dying father and work that I failed to be present for my fiancé emotionally, mentally, spiritually and physically.
What hurt me the most was my own mother and siblings taking her side against me. Why do they always treat me like the black sheep of the family? And why do they always try to portray me as the villain? Why do they always treat me like a second-class citizen, like the maid in my own home... in my own family?
My cousin Keisha Yvonne Harris has always been mean to me for no reason. She has always tried to compete with me, even in school. My cousin, Keisha, has always been the very helpful type. She's always ready to lend a helpful hand if it will benefit her. She has always tried to use me as a scapegoat to get out of whatever trouble she has found herself in for some reason.
Once, Keisha maxed out her mother's credit card, saying it was to help me pay off my gambling debts. It took me a whole summer to prove that it wasn't me and I never got an apology from anyone.
After that, Keisha racked up $2000 worth of collected calls from her boyfriend at the time that was in jail and blamed it on me. Keisha had informed her parents that I had a secret boyfriend and came over to use their phone while they were at work, and she was forced to cover for me. The truth was not revealed until a month later when some neighborhood boys confronted her mom about the protection money they were promised by her daughter from her. Her parents quickly paid the boys and moved to another neighborhood. But not before her father checked the mail and discovered love letters with a jail address to their daughter.
Again, no apologies.
Then, there was the time when Keisha stole her parents' income tax return check in middle school to pay a boy to be her boyfriend. Keisha blamed me again, saying I came over to visit during the Valentine's weekend while her parents were out. I must have stolen it then. If it had not been for the boy's mother noticing her son spending lots of money, I would have been blamed. The boy's mother, being a single parent and fearing her son was selling drugs, demanded the truth from him. He quickly confessed that Keisha gave it to him to be her boyfriend.
Luckily, he had only spent $250 of the $8000, and she contacted the school and arranged a meeting to give the money back to Keisha's parents. She was an honest God-fearing woman who believed in doing good and right by others. She even replaced the $250 that her son had spent.
The last ordeal I was unwillingly and unknowingly involved in was when Keisha and my older sister, Tiffany, along with three of their friends, decided to rob a bank. They robbed the bank and attempted to flee the scene. They took the police on a highway chase. Fortunately for me, I was outside gardening and playing chess with my elderly neighbors who were always kind to me in my parents' neighborhood at the time.
When Keisha and Tiffany called, they invited me to have dinner with them and go to the movies. I should have known something was up. They never invite me to hang out with them ever or their friends. They said they were on the way and to be ready. I ran into the house to change and freshen up, and I was back on my elderly couple's front porch 20 minutes later waiting for them.
They showed up in a blue Ford sedan I had never seen before. They told me to have a seat in the car while they ran into the house to use the bathroom. I didn't think anything of it.
Unbeknownst to me, they had run into the house and out the back door, quickly grabbing different shirts as they fled out of the house.
Before I knew it, the car was surrounded by the police who had their guns drawn on me. If it wasn't for the whole neighborhood coming to my defense and the elderly couple willing showing the video footage from the security camera showing me being present with them all day and even my sister, my cousin and their friends' arrival and then, them going into the house. I would have been a goner. They would have put their handcuffs on me.
I dared to think of what would have happened to me.
Nevertheless, they were sentenced to four years in prison and received 10 years on probation. My family took loans out on their homes for both girls for bail and to pay for good attorneys. I was forced to testify against them. My family was **** with me. However, I was ordered to testify by the state's attorney's office for the State of Pennsylvania.
Besides, I felt I did not owe them any loyalty. Especially when they set me up to take the fall for them.
My family even begged me to say I was involved in some way or to take the fall for them in some way, but I refused. I was eighteen then, and I had just graduated from high school. I wasn't doing it.
I wish I could say my cousin, aunt, uncle and my parents or even my siblings had apologized to me for believing I could do those terrible acts. I wish I could say they have apologized for anything that they've said or done to me, but I can't.
Even doing holidays or family gatherings, I was forced to cook and serve everyone. I was never allowed to eat with everyone else. I had to eat in the kitchen all alone. When my father bought school clothes or Christmas presents for all his kids, he bought my siblings' stuff from Nordstrom, Saks Fifth Avenue, Macy's or Best Buy and all my stuff came from Walmart or Kmart.
Furthermore, I remember one horrible summer, when I was twelve years old, I was sent to my father's sister's house in Baltimore by myself for the whole summer vacation. My aunt's new husband and his three older teenage sons made me increasingly nervous and uncomfortable with their unwanted advances, till one day my Aunt went to the supermarket and left me home with them. They lured me into the basement and tried to gang rape me. I barely managed to escape and ran out of the basement door. I ran deep into the woods.
I ran and ran until it was pitch black outside.
I came upon a State Park and saw an elderly white couple. I ran up to them. I asked if I could have something to drink and if they could call the police for me. They kindly gave me something to drink and eat. Then, they drove me to the nearest State Trooper precinct since they didn't own a phone. I told the police what happened, and my parents came and got me. All the adults lied and said I was a problem child and was making up lies for attention.
Afterward, I was beaten with an extension cord and told never to talk about it again.
However, two years later the four of them were arrested for gang raping the next-door neighbor's daughter and then killing her. They had placed her body in the dumpster behind the local neighborhood shopping center, hoping it would not be discovered. Luckily, hidden cameras in that area led to their fast capture as well as DNA results. They are now serving life in prison.
My name is Ivanka Marie Harris. My parents are Mary and Donald Harris. I have four siblings: Tiffany, William, J.R. and Sharon. My nickname is Ivy. Like Poison Ivy because once my sisters' purposely made me hide in a bunch of poison ivy, playing hide and seek as a child. I looked awful and felt awful for two solid weeks. I'm the youngest child, but it was still my fault. I should have known better at 6 years old. They were 16 and 14 years old at the time.
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