A good deed gone wrong! A man's attempt to cheer up his sister with flowers backfired when her husband, consumed by suspicion, accused her of infidelity.
Whether it’s a well-meaning gift that’s misinterpreted or a kind gesture gone sideways, good intentions don’t always guarantee smooth sailing. Just ask our Redditor, he knows that all too well. Our guy just wanted to cheer up his younger sister by sending her flowers. Heartwarming, right? Well, her husband apparently didn’t see it that way. One man tried to cheer his sister up by sending her flowers, but ended up causing drama as her husband accused her of cheating, as the card was not signed.
The man’s sister has been feeling down lately, so he decided to send her flowers to cheer her up, but didn’t sign the card, so her husband freaked out, accusing her of cheating. The husband called the florist and started threatening them, eventually finding out it was actually his wife’s brother who sent the flowers. The man posted an update saying his sister and her husband are getting a divorce, as their marriage has been on the rocks for a while, mostly due to the man’s explosive temper. The OP (original poster), a 37-year-old man, decided to do something nice for his sis, who’d been feeling overwhelmed for a while. With all the sibling love in the world, he arranged for a flower bouquet to be delivered to her. The sister’s husband didn’t exactly handle the situation with grace, and when his wife called to thank him for the, assuming they were from him, he didn’t feel touched or flattered. Oh, no! His first thought: Who is sending his wife flowers? And that’s when the cheating accusations started. Instead of doing what any reasonable person would, and just ask his wife about it, he accused her of having a lover, who, apparently, sent her flowers. This guy went full-on detective mode, calling the florist, demanding to know who sent the bouquet. But the florist couldn’t actually give out any information because, you know, customer confidentiality. So, they politely refused to disclose the sender
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