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At her mother-in-law's funeral, wife overheard neighbors' talking and learned her husband's secret
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- čas přidán 14. 02. 2024
- At her mother-in-law's funeral, a woman accidentally overheard a conversation between two elderly neighbors and froze in shock when she learned her husband's secret.
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"Just imagine," Heather said, her eyes wide with indignation. "My mother-in-law used to visit us unannounced, as a surprise! And as soon as she entered the house, she would immediately check if the rooms were clean. She even used a white tissue to check under the bed! If she found even a speck of dust, she would run up to me, pointing her finger in my face, and shout, 'What a shame! You haven't vacuumed in a year!' And that's not all! Then she would rush into the kitchen to inspect everything, opening the refrigerator and loudly exclaiming, 'How old is this soup? Did you make it yesterday? Are you crazy? Tom should only eat fresh food!'"
Heather imitated her mother-in-law in a nasty, high-pitched voice. Despite the overall horror of the situation, it was impossible not to laugh.
"After that, she would meticulously inspect the bathroom and toilet, making sure the toilet bowl was spotless, the towels were snow-white, and then she would check how her beloved Tom's shirts were hung in the closet, making sure they were properly ironed." Heather continued.
"What a nightmare!" Connie sighed, relieved in her heart that she was incredibly lucky with her own mother-in-law.
Not even in her worst dreams could Connie imagine Florence raising her voice at her or saying anything rude or impolite. Her mother-in-law was always surprisingly delicate and tactful. She never pressured Connie about grandchildren, even though Connie's own mother would constantly bring up the topic.
"Connie, when are you and Robert going to have children? It's about time! I want to babysit my grandchildren!"
At family celebrations and gatherings, numerous relatives, aunts, great-aunts, and grandmothers of distant relatives would also press Connie, without any hesitation in their comments.
"Connie, when are you going to get pregnant?! You're not getting any younger! How old are you? 27? I already have my third child at your age."
Thank you for another wonderful story. Julie was a conniving witch, seducing a drunk man, someone else's husband, how terrible she was to do such a thing, unfortunately karma got her. The poor children losing their mother, but now they have a truly loving mother and father that love each other and the children. I'm happy Robert and Connie reconnected and now are living happily with their children. Thank you again. I love all of your stories and watch them over again while waiting for the next one. The way you articulate and change your voice for each character is amazing. God bless you dear lady. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 10 thumbs up for your stories and channel
I love this story with the happy ending
Well, it's indeed life story without any unnecessary contrivances. Your stories are intriguing and very interesting. And you read them very well, the voice is so pleasant ❤❤ thank you and good luck to the channel ❤
Great story, with a fine positive ending. This is a wonderfull audio channel. Fine stories and good narration. Thank you for posting this.
Good story. The best narrator
A lovely , lovely story. Enjoy all of it.❤
This is another lovely story! I really love the ending! You have great story and great skills in story-telling! Thank you!
Again, a nice life story I enjoyed to the end. In a marriage without children, it is rare that spouses stay together. At least that is what I saw in life. Sad, but that's life. Those couples should adopt or foster a child and then it is like their own Thank you dear narrator for telling us all kinds of stories.
Really a well and wonderfully narrated story for which I am grateful to you ✨‼️✨
I really love these stories
Good story, no cussing
Beautiful story ❤
What a beautiful story loved it with a tear in mine eye
I enjoy this story with it twist and turn but it wonderful
A wonderful story and so well narrated thankyou❤❤❤❤
This story made me mad and then sad and at the end crying...I love your channel!!!! Keep up the awesome work...
I loved listening to the story about Connie and Robert. I especially loved that Robert and Connie got a second chance to be together. With the bonus of having children in their lives.
I got so engrossed with this story I couldn’t pause. I was in tears towards the end too. I love the happy ending!❤
Listening from Wisconsin USA I just love the narrator's voice. I'd say all stories here are awesome 👌 also a subscriber for a while now 😊
Robert was a jerk to think that was Connie making love to him. He should have known the difference between Connie and Julie the snake 🐍. But, I'm glad they still loved each other and remarried because of the children. ❤❤❤😊😊😊
that the problem its called "Stockholm syndrome "
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The problem is that when given over to alcohol and/ or other drugs; then anyone can easily get into a position of not being aware what one is doing.
SS is connected to being abused - over time, which did not happen to Connie.
Wow such a wonderful story true love never dies. 😊
Amazing how keeping a secret can destroy one’s happiness.
Beautiful story. Just decide what you want
...That's just the way it is! Put it there as you like it! It happens!!!
I love the way you expressed your story very well. And I always looking forward your coming stories. I love your accent too.God bless you.
I had my first one at 28years old. Hope springs eternal
Lovely story ending and the narrator was very good thnakyo❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I enjoyed the atory and narration . Sounds real to life. love wins.
And this it's the reason why men mistreat us women, because we forgive🙄🙄
Thank you, it’s almost as we deserve to be cheated on and embrace the cheating bastards
Exactley!!! I don't know if I ever would have been able to forgive something like that, specially by hearing about it by chance from others, knowing that everybody around me knew about it, exept me.
It' s both the act, and the betrayal by lying
I love the narration and great stories. This is my go to. Please! Keep up the wonderful stories 🙏👏
Nice ending ❤❤❤
Again I love and enjoyed this beautiful story , sad at first but with a happy ending. I am glad the children got their wish and the family end up happy. I love the way you can modify your lovely voice to describe each character. Thank you so much! I am eagerly waiting for for you next story as a die hard fan!!!
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Excellent narrator👏👏👏
Another amazing story Thank You😊
Beautiful.....SUBSCRIBED....today....
After listening to you I don't care to listen to anyone. You are the good story teller!!!I wish all the best according to your own opinion.
What a long road for them to at last be together as a family.
Very nice
Truly it is a very nice story
Since they couldn't have children why they didn't think about ivf and surrogacy or even adoption
BEAUTIFUL STORY THANK YOU.
How handy came the fact that Julie dies in a car accident.
Blame it on the alcohol 😑
Connie couldve been a, #helper, not get back with him**** I could never trust him again
@penelopeparks5022
I definitely agree; I could never trust a man that cheats; sober or drunk!! You can’t have a marital relationship for years without knowing your wife’s body, her smell, etc; it was an excuse!! Since Connie loved her MIL, he should have been with her for comfort & understanding!! Choices do have consequences!
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How about Connie should not have left her husband alone that specific night? He certainly needed her presence and support at that time, after hearing such disturbing news.
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He certainly didn’t consider that Connie needed her husband also! He told her he needed to be alone; right? While he drank himself drunk & slept with another woman; did Connie do the same with a man to comfort her? No, she didn’t!! He didn’t deserve her back!
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That’s no excuse. After nearly five decades of marriage, I am still more in love with my wife with each new day. His adultery is his fault and his alone. He chose to stay and become drunk to the point of oblivion and he also chose to defile his marriage. All of us go through times of trauma and loss. Many times we find ourselves alone because of circumstances that we either caused ourselves or just because things happen to cause those situations. My Precious Wife was very ill when my mother died. They too were very close and loved each other dearly but my wife was too ill to make the long journey to my mother’s funeral. I was grief stricken and by myself but I never once considered getting drunk and bedding a whorish woman. We live in a society that has lost it’s moral compass and making excuses for those who make immoral choices is sinful in itself. Making people stand accountable for their immoral actions is not being mean. On the contrary, it’s what they need to see what changes they need to make in their lives. Otherwise, they will most probably continue down their path of filth all the way to the fires of hell.
Personally, I couldn’t & wouldn’t have taken him back. He should have been with his wife & instead chose to stay & drink until he was drunk. After many years of marriage, a man knows his wife’s body! I can’t believe she took him back after he defiled their marriage. Connie warned him about Julie, & Robert assured her that he had no interest in her. If all it takes is to get drunk in order to have an affair; then Connie was the last thing on his mind. He committed adultery; drunk or not. He sinned against not only his wife, but against God! All of a sudden after Julie died, he ran into Connie & just that easy, she chose to forgive him to the point of remarrying him after all he did,& the intense hurt he caused her!! Sounds like he just needed a mother for his children, which shows by Connie not being able to conceive them for him. He defiled his wife & his marriage! What a shame & so very sad; worse yet; she took him back! It wasn’t the children’s fault, but it wasn’t her responsibility to raise children that were born out of her pathetic husband’s sins. His excuse was flimsy & Connie bought it hook, line & sinker!! As the Bible puts it, “it’s like a dog returning to his vomit.” 🤢
If he hadn’t done this; it would have been a beautiful story. However; nowadays nothing should surprise me!!
Lord bless you & I pray you & your family are doing well. Love, Pat ✝️🙏💓🌷
Pat, I sent email to you, hope you got it💓💓
@@trueloveandotherfables
I’m so happy that you did. I haven’t even checked my email since I couldn’t send one to you, but I certainly will check it.
Thank you for thinking about me & writing to me. Our son checked our phones & couldn’t find any reason why our emails weren’t sent, called the company & it’s a malfunction in our phones & the only solution would be to send them back & buy new ones. That’s ridiculous as we just finished paying these off!🤦♀️ Prices here have gone up very high; many are losing their homes because of the economy. I hope it’s better where you live. I think of you often & I pray for you & your family always. I’m looking forward to reading your email. Take care of yourself & I pray
you & your children are well & happy.
With Love Always, Pat 💓🙏🦋🌷
A secret or a lie.
Wow kids always get hurt all because guys want more then what they have at home I know my ex husband did it to me too I gave him a choice me at my daughter or the other girl that had a baby too 4 months a part and stay with me at the end we divorce after 26 years😮
Is he cheating with that next door neighbor Red Flags😢
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I would get many miles away.
He did not run to Connie immediately after the death of the children's mother. It was 2 years later that Connie met them by chance. He did not even marry Julie, and did not want to divorce Connie. She was much at fault; for after his mother's death not being willing to listen to his explanation of what had happened; for pushing for the divorce; as well as for trying to hook up with different strange men.
A 3 year old.,..? Help me, Baby Jesus.
Hes cheating op 😢😢😢
I certainly agree!! I would never trust him again. He wanted children, & his Mother wanted Grandchildren, so he cheated on his decent & loving wife in order to get what he wanted that she wasn’t able to give him! Very sad!! 🤦♀️😢
It does not seem the case in this situation. He was taken advantage of when in a drunken state, by a sly, conniving woman.
What is worse than the cheating was the lying. He had everyone lying to her for a year. I wouldn’t be able to trust someone like that.
Could have been told in less than half the time. Too long became boring before over.
A man who goes once outside, drunk or not, will do the same again. Women should see the reality! In my opinion the ending is disgusting!!!
✨An enjoyable story, with heart AND a simply crafted yet especially lovely ending.👏
With respect to @clydeannemauldin, I disagree a) entirely with the "boring" part, & b) somewhat with the "told in less than half the time" part….
a) this story both develops the characters overall, and adds insight into details about their thoughts and motivations; and it's all done in a natural way… not at all intrusive or breaking the flow of the narrative. Sure, people can tell a story in more than one way, yet to say that this was "boring" is imposing one's own pov or even one's own time limits on the story… instead of receiving the narrative on its own terms and style.
(Eg., novels, though a different genre than a short story, could be charged with similar criticism. »Grapes of Wrath« or »Moby Dick« could certainly be written in half their length, yet that wouldn't make them any better, just merely shorter, plus depth and insights would be cut.
Now, I'm Not at all suggesting that this story is any kind of literary masterpiece. The point is: the >length< of any story is Not the key to how interesting it is OR, even less, to how good it is. The interest and quality of any story depends rather on >how well it's crafted.<
b) While I agree >partly< that this story could have been shorter, the "less than half the time" claim entirely ignores any matters of quality and style of the narrative, as I briefly pointed out earlier.
To be more specific, the concluding part of the story, beginning @43'21"ff, so ±18min of narrative, flows naturally and leads to a simple, yet genuinely lovely ending, which is entirely in sync with the earlier parts of the story. Again, that whole portion is just over 18 min. long. Cutting any of that 18 min. would lessen and detract from the flow and lovely quality of the ending.
So, to fit @clydeannemauldin's "less than half" goal, the whole preceding part of the story would have to be cut from 43min down to 11min. Now, THAT would in all probability be a significant and artificially shortened abridgement of the development of the story. It's >possible< though highly unlikely to be done well.
🔸👍👍Honestly, I do NOT think that ANY of TrueLoveandOtherFables stories 'drag on' or are padded with irrelevant details. My opinion is that they're overall rather good, some especially so, both in how they're crafted and in heart. AND-Big Plus-the narrator is a major part of the equation in making the whole experience more enjoyable!👍👍
Thank-you-dear narrator.
thank you, you expressed exactly how I see my response to comments. I always read what subscribers write, but I rarely answer, because a) working on the channel takes a lot of time. b) every person has the right to his own opinion, and I very very rarely impose mine. 3) and if I respond to a comment, then only to those that inspire me, make me smile, help me not to be discouraged, or are very supportive, in particular like your comment. in any case, I am grateful to all viewers for their attention to my channel, for their time, for their constructive criticism, for their inspiration and support
@@trueloveandotherfables You're Much💖appreciated-by many! (I hope you know.) And >your