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MSA, formerly known as "My Story Animated," is a dynamic YouTube channel that brings real-life stories to life through engaging and visually captivating animations. Specializing in personal drama, emotional journeys, and life-changing experiences, MSA transforms viewers' submissions into powerful animated narratives that resonate deeply with its audience. Each video tackles a wide range of topics, including relationship struggles, overcoming adversity, and self-discovery, making it a platform where real-life events are depicted with creativity and authenticity.

The channel's content is crafted to be relatable and inspirational, offering viewers a blend of entertainment and life lessons. Through animated storytelling, MSA explores complex social dynamics, personal growth, and the challenges of everyday life, providing viewers with stories that are not only entertaining but also thought-provoking and emotionally engaging.

**Disclaimer:** The stories presented on this channel are based on personal submissions and are animated for entertainment purposes. While the narratives are inspired by real events, the characters and specific details may be fictionalized to protect the privacy of the individuals involved. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. The opinions and experiences expressed in the videos are those of the individuals submitting the stories and do not necessarily reflect the views of MSA. Viewer discretion is advised.
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00:00I now declare you divorced.
00:03No!
00:05I know what you're thinking.
00:07Emma, 50% of marriages end in divorce. Don't be so dramatic.
00:11Wrong. This percentage is so outdated. It's 80% now.
00:15Also, I'm not upset because my parents are getting a divorce, but because...
00:18Wait, wait. I'm getting ahead of myself.
00:20Let me start from the beginning.
00:22And make sure you like this video and subscribe to MSA.
00:24I was born in a very poor country.
00:27But luckily, my parents were entrepreneurial geniuses.
00:30They built a business empire early on,
00:32so I never had a taste of real poverty like others here
00:35and was practically raised with a golden spoon in my mouth.
00:38Mom doted on me and was super attentive,
00:40but Dad wasn't around much, so we'd never grown close.
00:43And when I was 11, he just announced out of the blue that he wanted a divorce
00:47and was moving to the U.S.
00:49He left just like that, without even paying child support.
00:52The most traumatic part was that he took our wealth and my lifestyle with him.
00:56And I had to eventually give up all the expensive stuff that had made me who I was.
01:01What do you mean, let's go eat hot dogs in the park?
01:04We're not hobos.
01:06Should we be sleeping on park benches next?
01:08And using newspapers for blankets?
01:11I'm just saying, we can hang out and not spend money all the time.
01:15But apparently, we couldn't.
01:17And that's the first time I noticed I had no real friends around me.
01:21I switched to a public school, which was so stinky and embarrassing.
01:25Can I have one locale lobster, please?
01:28Oh, yes, of course, m'lady. One second.
01:32Oops, guess we ran out of those.
01:34Mashed potatoes and greasy chicken on Mondays. Remember it.
01:37It was a hard reality check, but over time, I learned a lot and got really street smart.
01:42Do you have seafood today?
01:44Mashed potatoes and greasy chicken on Mondays, sweet pea. Remember it.
01:48By the time I graduated from high school,
01:50I was a strong, savage girl who would not let anyone cross her.
01:54I had saved up for a flight to the U.S., and I was ready for revenge.
01:58Daddy, here I come.
02:00Dad was the owner of a huge restaurant chain here, so he was easy to locate.
02:04I wasn't sure exactly what I was going to do yet,
02:06but I wanted to get close and find some dirt on him that I could use.
02:09And even though I was 99.9% sure he wouldn't recognize me,
02:13I'd still gotten a serious makeover to avoid the risk.
02:17Hi, I'm Emily. Are you looking for waitresses?
02:20Yes, we are hiring. We'd be happy to try you out.
02:23And so, I began working there with no clear plan in sight.
02:26I just knew a salary didn't qualify for revenge or even child support.
02:31One day, as I was polishing the cutlery in the kitchen,
02:33I heard Katie crying while she was on the phone with someone who was clearly yelling at her.
02:38Poor Katie. Her husband is a nut job.
02:42This happens often. Why is he yelling at her?
02:44It's probably something to do with work. He is the boss, after all.
02:49The boss? As in...
02:51Yep, that's his wife.
02:53Wife? He remarried? I must have fainted.
02:57Cause the next thing I knew, I was lying on the floor and Colin was checking my pulse.
03:01Gee, you scared me.
03:03What happened?
03:04I said Katie was the boss' wife and you went pale and fainted.
03:08So you tell me what happened.
03:10Oh, I think I just didn't drink enough water today, that's all.
03:14Um, sure, okay.
03:16Colin and I became the closest co-workers.
03:19He sort of became like a guardian angel to me.
03:21Your lunch today has all the nutrition you need.
03:24Can't have you faint in my kitchen again.
03:26Although...
03:28Although what?
03:29Well, I haven't performed CPR in ages.
03:32I might need a refreshment course.
03:34You know that doesn't count as a kiss, right? It only makes you a creep.
03:38Emily, you pervert! How dare you go there?
03:41I was merely suggesting you help me practice a life-saving technique.
03:46Ha ha ha.
03:47Colin, you know, if you want, you can ask me out like a normal human being.
03:51As I was walking back home that evening, grinning from ear to ear that I finally had a boyfriend who seemed to like me for me,
03:59I remembered that he actually didn't know the real me.
04:02He didn't know my name was Emma or that our boss was my dad.
04:05Over the next few weeks, I kept looking for an opportunity to tell him, but there never seemed to be a right time.
04:11One day, Katie told us there was an extra shift available for a waitress at their house because they were hosting a party,
04:17and I jumped at the opportunity.
04:19Bingo.
04:20As I entered their mansion that evening, I felt a sense of nostalgia, and a realization dawned on me.
04:26Dad's life hadn't stopped or changed like mine after he'd moved on.
04:30He didn't actually lose anything.
04:32For him, Mom and I were just a pit stop.
04:34Magnificent, isn't it?
04:36Oh, hey, yeah, it really is.
04:39When we went inside, Katie welcomed us warmly.
04:42She was always kind, but in her home, she seemed more warm and maternal.
04:46It felt like we were guests, not employees.
04:49Kids, come show Emily around and put her bag in the locker rooms.
04:53Hey, Emily, nice to meet you.
04:55Hi.
04:56As they showed me around, I felt like they were living the life that was stolen from me.
05:01What a lovely house.
05:03Oh, you've won so many math and art competitions, I see.
05:06Did your mom take you to all of these?
05:09Both Mom and Dad.
05:10They never miss a competition.
05:12Oh, Dad too?
05:13That's nice.
05:14My dad never took me to anything.
05:16Oh, I'm sorry, Emily.
05:18I'm sure he was just busy.
05:20Dad is busy sometimes, but he always makes it up to us.
05:23So, he did know how to be a real dad.
05:26What did these kids have that I didn't?
05:28Why couldn't he love me like he loved them?
05:30I sat in the locker room alone, staring at the wall and just overthinking every memory I had of us.
05:36When Colin came in, and suddenly I just burst into tears.
05:39Emily, what's wrong?
05:41Colin, I have to tell you something.
05:43And I found myself spilling my whole story and the reason I came to work for Dad.
05:48I spared no detail.
05:50Colin's mouth had dropped to the floor.
05:52He was silent for a few seconds after I finished, then looked up at me.
05:55Honestly, good for you.
05:57What?
05:58You're not upset that I lied to you?
06:00No one knows this, but my real name is Samson.
06:03I hated it and hated my parents too.
06:06So, I changed it and I left home at 18.
06:08I wouldn't say the real me is Samson, who was an angry teen at home.
06:12Colin is who I choose to be every day.
06:15So, that's who I really am.
06:16He was so right.
06:18The decisions I make daily were what defined me.
06:20Know what?
06:21He deserves anything bad that comes his way.
06:24I want in.
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09:22the room well to make myself familiar with it, then left.
09:24Since it was the holiday season, I'd
09:26have plenty of waitressing opportunities at his house
09:28to sneak in again.
09:29I'd noticed that he had a safe in his office,
09:31and every time I snuck in, I tried
09:33every possible four-digit combination I could think of.
09:36His kids' birthdays, his wife's, his own, but nothing worked.
09:40Until one day, I randomly tried my birthday,
09:43and the lock clicked open.
09:45Wow.
09:46Now, that's a surprise.
09:47Did he still think about me?
09:49Maybe he did love me.
09:51For a minute, I felt guilty and didn't
09:53want to go on with my plan.
09:54But then I remembered, if he actually loved me,
09:58he would have recognized me by now.
09:59So no, he probably used my birthday
10:02because it was the last thing anyone would ever
10:04know or think of.
10:05Thanks again, Daddy.
10:07Inside, I saw piles and piles of money.
10:10I wanted to snatch it all and run back home,
10:13but I knew that only works in movies.
10:15Instead, I started stealing small portions.
10:18I did not feel any guilt.
10:20Dad was plain awful to everyone around him,
10:23including his own wife.
10:24Then one day, he surprised us with a visit at the restaurant.
10:27What are you doing here, dear?
10:30Well, it's my restaurant, isn't it?
10:32I'm here to check if everything is running smoothly.
10:35That's what I'm here for.
10:37Why can't you let me run the restaurant
10:39without constantly trying to control everything?
10:41Listen here, pretty face.
10:43I know you got bored as a housewife
10:45and you want to play manager, but I have real work to do here.
10:49So why don't you go for a stroll as I check everything out?
10:52No, this is un-
10:53I wasn't asking.
10:55Katie stormed out of the restaurant on the verge of tears
10:58as he continued to check everything up close.
11:01Everyone was terrified of him, especially me.
11:04You over there.
11:05Me?
11:06This was the first time he had spoken to me directly in years.
11:10Yes, what's your name?
11:11I felt sweaty and tongue-tied, but then I
11:13felt Colin moving and standing behind me.
11:16He put his hand on my shoulder to let me know he had my back.
11:19I'm Emily, sir.
11:20Emily.
11:22Are you new here?
11:23Been here a few months now, sir.
11:25I-
11:26Just then, two shady-looking men walked into the restaurant
11:29and saved me from the investigation.
11:31Dad left me alone and followed them
11:33into a small room at the back of the restaurant.
11:35Sometime later, the head cook was called in, too.
11:38And when he walked out, he looked flustered.
11:40An hour later, Dad and the shady men came out of the room,
11:43shook hands, and then all of them left.
11:45What's that all about?
11:47I'll try to find out.
11:48Later that night, I just couldn't fall asleep.
11:51My dad had looked me in the eye, talked to me,
11:53and he didn't recognize me at all.
11:55How do you recover from that?
11:57The next day, Colin came rushing to me, looking ready to burst.
12:01Emma, we got it.
12:02Really?
12:03What did you find out?
12:04Yesterday, he made a deal to import illegal seafood.
12:07He wants to use that in dishes without disclosing it
12:09to customers.
12:11The head chef and sous chef are in on it.
12:13I overheard them talking.
12:14Bingo.
12:15I knew he'd be up to something crooked.
12:17Now we have to think of a plan to expose him.
12:19I wanted to teach him a lesson and also
12:22see if he would flee and leave his new family when
12:24things got rough for him.
12:26But later that day, his kids came in for lunch,
12:28and they had prepared holiday gifts for the staff.
12:31My gift had a special drawing of me.
12:33No one else had one.
12:35Oh, that's, thank you.
12:37It's lovely.
12:38The kids love you, Emily.
12:40They keep saying how you treat them like normal kids,
12:42not the boss's kids.
12:44When she said this, I had a flashback to my own childhood,
12:47a lonely, spoiled kid with no real friends.
12:50No one treated me like a normal kid when he was around.
12:53Just a few days later, when I was working at his house again,
12:56Dad came barging into the kitchen furiously.
12:59He had discovered that someone had
13:00been stealing from his safe.
13:02Count your days, whoever you are.
13:04Did you think that a house this big
13:06doesn't have security cameras?
13:08Once I get the tapes, it's over for you.
13:10OMG, security cameras?
13:13My face turned green, and I felt nauseous.
13:15What's wrong with you?
13:17Don't you dare puke in my kitchen.
13:19I'm kind of sick, sir.
13:20How often do you come to my house?
13:23I've come a few times.
13:24Maybe you stumbled into my study,
13:26found something you liked.
13:28Answer me.
13:29Excuse me, sir?
13:30Stop.
13:31Stop grilling this poor girl.
13:33She would never do it.
13:34How can you be so sure?
13:36Because I've asked her to grab me things from my room
13:38a million times, and she never touched
13:41any jewelry or clothes.
13:43So if she wanted to steal, she would
13:44have stolen a hundred different things by now.
13:47Everyone was staring at the three of us confused,
13:49but not as confused as I was.
13:51Nothing that Katie said was true.
13:54Why was she defending me?
13:55Katie, these kinds of people don't deserve your kindness.
13:58We'll wait for the tapes in the meantime.
14:01These kind of people?
14:02It echoed over and over in my head
14:05how I wanted to say, your daughter.
14:08Flesh and blood, Dad.
14:09But I held my tongue.
14:11I suffered that humiliation, but I never
14:14showed up to the restaurant again.
14:15I texted Katie that I just couldn't work there anymore.
14:18I had stolen enough money, but I wasn't done with my revenge
14:21yet.
14:21Colin had managed to take photos of receipts
14:23in the cook's office, and it was all
14:25the proof I needed about Dad's illegal seafood purchases.
14:29I could go public and destroy him, and I would enjoy it.
14:33But at the same time, whenever I imagined his downfall,
14:36I only saw his kids being upset or hurt.
14:39And every time they popped up in my head,
14:41an image of my broken, younger self also popped up.
14:45Colin, I want him to suffer badly,
14:47but I feel if I go through with this,
14:49I'll be putting his family through what
14:51Mom and I went through, and I would feel guilty forever.
14:55I don't know what to do.
14:56Baby, just by considering their feelings and future,
14:59you are already 100 times better than your dad.
15:02It's your decision.
15:04Do what feels most right to you.
15:05And after much consideration, I decided
15:08to put the matter into someone else's hands.
15:10I asked Katie to meet me at a diner that night.
15:12Hello, Emma.
15:14Uh-oh, that's a bad start.
15:16I figured out your identity shortly after hiring you,
15:20and I wondered why you had chose to work for us.
15:22Now I know.
15:23You stole that money from us to get back at your dad.
15:26But don't worry, I destroyed the tapes.
15:29But then why did you defend me?
15:31Emma, once I figured out who you were, I dug into his history
15:35and found out everything about you and your mom.
15:38Your dad is a jerk.
15:39He deserves this.
15:41Why are you with him then?
15:43For the money?
15:43You deserve so much better.
15:46The kids deserve so much better.
15:48I don't care about the money, but I
15:49don't want my children to go through what
15:51you guys went through.
15:53I want to wait until they're older before getting a divorce.
15:55He is a mean husband and partner,
15:58but I can't deny that he is a great dad to the kids.
16:01I understand.
16:02But in case you change your mind, take this.
16:04Do as you please with this information.
16:06Katie's eyes grew wide as she realized I'd
16:09handed her proof against dad.
16:11I didn't know about this.
16:12Thanks, Emma.
16:13A few months later, I saw on the news that dad was in prison
16:16and his restaurant license had been taken away because he
16:19was importing illegal food.
16:21And the same day, I got a text message from Katie.
16:24Thanks again, Emma.
16:25I needed it.