I thought my husband had a mistress and decided to spy on him: but when I found out what he was really hiding from me, I was shocked đ±đ±
My husband has been acting strange lately. He stayed late at work, came home late, and seemed to avoid conversations. When I tried to find out what was going on, he just waved me off, sometimes grinning, as if I was making up stories. It all looked as if he had another woman.
I tormented myself with suspicions for a long time. Finally, I couldnât stand it and asked him directly:
â Do you have a mistress?
He laughed and replied:
â Are you crazy?
But the ease with which he said it didnât calm me down at all. Doubts remained.
Then a friend advised me to install a tracking app on his phone. I hesitated for a long time, but did as she said. And soon I was horrified to see that after work my husband really did go to the same place, to a country village, and spent 2-3 hours there.
I immediately decided: I’ll go and see for myself.

One evening I opened the app and saw that my husband was heading to that address again. My heart was pounding with jealousy and anger – I was sure that I would see a hotel or a house where his mistress was waiting for him. But when I drove up, it turned out to be an old wooden house with a slanted barn.
I slowly entered the yard. There was silence, only the boards creaked under my feet. The door to the house was not locked, and I carefully opened it.
At first I was overcome by the smell. Heavy, suffocating, rotten. I thought about mold, dampness, that the house was abandoned. But the further I went, the stronger the smell became.
In a dark room I saw something terrible. I swear, it would have been better if there had been a mistress there, not what I saw đ±đ± Continued in the first comment đđ
There were huge black bags in the corner. Some were tightly tied, others were half-open. There were dark damp spots under my feet, and I understood everything without even getting closer.
One bag was loosely tied, and a human hand was sticking out of it. White, lifeless, with a broken nail.
I froze. I wanted to scream, but I couldnât.
âWhat are you⊠doing here?â I heard my husbandâs voice behind me.
He was standing in the doorway, breathing heavily. He had an iron crowbar in his hands. I saw his face â and I realized that this was not the man I had lived with for so many years.
âWho is this?â â I whispered, barely able to get the words out.
He was silent, then he chuckled.
â I thought you’d never find this place.
I backed away, but there was only a cold wall behind me. He took a step toward me, holding the crowbar tightly in his hand.
â I wish I had a mistress, right? â he said quietly. â Then you’d at least have a chance to live in peace.
I realized: another moment â and he’d decide what to do with me. Instinct took over. I rushed to the door and ran out into the street, jumping over the threshold and stumbling on the ground.
His scream caught up with me:
â No one will believe you! Never!
And the worst thing is â I knew that it could be true. In the eyes of those around him, he had always been an exemplary husband, a reliable person.







