@lifecoachglory: Dispatcher: “Did your dog pass away?” Woman: “That's the thing. Our dog is sleeping right beside me.” The dispatcher went quiet. Dispatcher: “Are you sure that's your husband?” Woman: “I've been married to him for 11 years. Of course I'm sure.” Dispatcher: “Okay. Please stay inside. Officers are on their way.” She hung up. Then her 7-year-old son walked into the kitchen. Son: “Mommy, why is Daddy digging again?” Woman: “Again?” Son: “He was digging yesterday too.” Woman: “What?” Son: “He told me not to tell you.” She looked through the window. Her husband was still digging. There was a huge black bag beside the hole. She opened the back door. Woman: “Babe, what the hell are you doing?” Husband: “Go back inside.” Woman: “Why are you digging up our yard?” Husband: “I'll explain tomorrow.” Woman: “Is that a BODY in that bag?” He stopped digging. Husband: “Why would you even ask me that?” Woman: “Because you're digging a damn grave at 2 AM!” Husband: “Just go inside, please.” She slammed the door. Her son was standing behind her. Son: “Mommy?” Woman: “What, baby?” Son: “Daddy said if you find out what's in the bag, we gotta move again.” Her stomach dropped. Woman: “What do you mean AGAIN?” Son: “Like when we left our old house.” They'd moved six months earlier. Her husband said he'd gotten a better job. She never questioned it. Then the police arrived. Officer: “Sir, step away from the shovel.” Husband: “This is my property.” Officer: “We received a call about suspicious activity.” Husband: “From who?” His wife stepped onto the porch. Woman: “From me.” He looked absolutely devastated. Husband: “You called the COPS on me?” Woman: “Open the bag.” Husband: “Honey, please.” Woman: “OPEN IT.” The officer unzipped it. Inside were women's clothes. A purse. A pair of heels. And a framed wedding photo. But the woman in the picture wasn't his wife. Officer: “Sir, whose belongings are these?” Husband: “My wife's.” Woman: “EXCUSE ME?” Husband: “My first wife.” She almost laughed. Woman: “You told me you were NEVER married before.” Husband: “I know.” Officer: “Where is your first wife now?” He didn't answer. Officer: “Sir?” Husband: “She's dead.” Woman: “WHAT?” Husband: “She died twelve years ago.” Officer: “Then why are you burying her belongings tonight?” He started crying. Husband: “Because she wasn't supposed to find them.” Woman: “Find WHAT?” He pointed toward the house. Husband: “The letters.” That's when her son came running outside holding a yellow envelope. Son: “Mommy, is this what Daddy was looking for?” Her husband turned completely pale. The officer took the envelope. Inside was a letter dated just three weeks earlier. It read: “I know what happened to your first wife. You have seven days to tell your new family, or I will.”At the bottom was a phone number. The officer called it. A woman answered. Officer: “Ma'am, who am I speaking with?” Woman: “His first wife.” The husband dropped to his knees. And the woman standing on the porch realized something terrifying. Her husband had spent eleven years telling her his first wife never existed. Then he admitted she'd died. But somebody claiming to BE that wife had just answered the phone. And before the officer could ask another question, the woman on the line said: “Ask him whose body they actually buried twelve years ago.” The call disconnected. Now I'm sorry, but HOW do you even begin to explain that to your kids? And would y'all stay in that house one more night?

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