The wife checked her husband’s phone and found

The wife checked her husband’s phone and found these names:

‘The tender one’

‘The amazing one’

‘Lady of my dreams’

She became upset and called the first number, discovering it was his mother.

Next, she called the second number and his sister answered.

When she dialed the third number, her own phone rang.

Realizing she had wrongly suspected her husband, she cried until her eyes were swollen.

To make amends, she gave him her entire month’s salary.

The husband used the money to buy a gift for his girlfriend, whose number was saved as

‘Uncle Mike the mechanic.’

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