A Manicurist Told a Woman About Her Lover — Only for the Woman to Realize She Was Talking About Her Husband

The day before her appointment, Rachel had returned home exhausted after tutoring a lively group of six-year-olds learning their ABCs and an ambitious eight-year-old tackling fractions. As she stepped inside, Lucas, her husband of seven years, greeted her with a warm smile and a gentle kiss on her forehead.

“How’s my favorite teacher today?” he asked, handing her a cup of herbal tea.

“Tired,” she laughed, sinking onto the couch. “But this tea helps.”

Lucas always had a way of making her feel cherished, as though she were the most important person in his world. They were that couple — the one friends admired, filled with love and shared dreams. They had even started planning for a family, and Rachel had a secret Pinterest board filled with nursery ideas.

“I might have to work late tonight,” Lucas mentioned, running his hand through his hair. “And I’ll need to stay overnight at the office tomorrow too. Big project.”