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The Faithful Husband

It was late night when the husband got home. Soaked in sweat, the poor man was far from sober. He was still delusional and intoxicated, no thanks to pints of booze he walloped the night before.

He climbed onto the bed, next to his wife, accidentally waking her up. The wife couldn’t bear his disgusting odor, the liquor nor the sweat. She tried waking him up, wanting him to sleep on the sofa. Unfortunately, non of her efforts was worth the trouble. Sleepy as she was, the wife decided to sleep on the sofa instead.

The next morning, he woke up.

His clothe was properly pressed and neatly hung at the corner of the bed. So was his socks, pants and under garment.

The husband rushed out his bedroom hoping to catch a glance of his wife. He saw his only kin, having breakfast, prepared by the faithful wife before she left.

With a massive hangover, he sat next to his son, trying to compute the wife’s good deed. As he recalled, he was far off from sanity when he got back. He wanted to apologize for what he has done, although it wasn’t the only time he got home with a bottle of liquor in his hand.

He gathered his guts and asked his son, “Did you see mom?”

“Yes. She was awfully joyful when she left the house”, replied the son.

He was dead sure the wife had something up her sleeve. Could it be another man? Does she want a divorce? The thought of his wife leaving brought tears in his eyes. She was the only woman he ever loved. His imagination never stretched to the point of separation. He regretted his action.

He tried reaching her cellphone, unfortunately she was out of coverage. His guilt grew bigger.

“Dad, mom wants you to me send school”, his son handed him a scribbled note, intercepting his train of thought.

It reads:

Honey,
I have to prepare for an early morning meeting so I left before you woke up. I’ve prepared your cloth and breakfast. All you need to do is send Allen to school.
Loving you always,
Susan.

In disbelief, he asked his son, what actually happened?

“When you got home drunk, mom was angry. She was scared that you might’ve woken up the neighbours”

“She tried waking you up and numerous time you replied “HEY BITCH, DON’T TOUCH ME, I’M MARRIED LAH!”. So she left you sleeping on the bed.”

“When she asked what shirt do you want to wear, you said, “HELLO LENG LUI, DON’T YOU DARE TOUCH MY CLOTH.” So she hung them at the corner of your bed.”

“Mom was cooking then suddenly I heard you shouted from the bedroom, “HOI, HOW MANY TIMES I’VE TOLD YOU, I’M MARRIED! SO LEAVE THIS F*CKING HOUSE ALREADY!” ”

The husband cried an endless tear. He swore to himself he would never do that again to his wife.

* * *

The next week, his colleague got promoted and called for celebration. He could never say no to free booze, so the cycle went on again, and again, and again.

ps: Moral of the story, No BLOODY idea. Why don’t you tell me?

pss: The story was told to me verbally ages ago and was slightly different. I rewrote everything in my context. Credit goes to whoever thought of the story

 

There are 14 Comments for “The Faithful Husband”

the story I heard ended at the “dont touch me, im married”. do u really need an explaination? lol

the wife was happy that even in his drunk state, he still was faithful to her so she prepared everything for him and was happy

ta daaa

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IcedNyior wrote on October 21, 2009 #1

even if he is drunk, he is faithful, that is why the wife was awfully joyful.

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emila yusof wrote on October 21, 2009 #2

Hmmmm.

If I was in the wife’s shoes, I would be leaving home for work exactly as she did. Joyful.

I have to say that not all people with bad habits are terrible. It’s just that they have, emm… bad habits.

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mind wrote on October 21, 2009 #3

moral of the story…
never touch the water of “devil’s pee”

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Kreuger wrote on October 21, 2009 #4

Moral of the story.. you say stupid things when you’re drunk. :D

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bongkersz wrote on October 22, 2009 #5

mcm xde motive pun cerita ni. why should he cried endlessly? and to repeat the same mistake over again? :p the title shoul be the FAITHFUL WIFE instead,lah eD..

oh, and it’s CLOTHES, not CLOTH. clothes is pakaian, cloth is kain. [sorry, cant get my eyes of this spelling mistake!] hehe. pis!

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NoktahHitam replied #1

Oh.. tade makne pon. Thanks for correcting. Aku pon duk heran, apsal tak cantik je ejaan. Last-last aku biarkan je. Seb baik ko tego.

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fizzy replied #1

dah namanya aku chegu. heheh.

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Zubaidah Arshad replied #1

I believe, the correct sentence would be “why should he cry endlessly” instead of “why should he cried endlessly”.

The verb after ‘should’ needs to be in its root form.

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fizzy replied #1

lol.thanks for correcting it. my bad.

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fizzy wrote on October 22, 2009 #6

the moral is simple don’t trust drunk husband, and jangan ganggu orang tido.. hehe

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izzat aziz wrote on October 22, 2009 #7

This story is SCARY. I just don’t know why. Na’uzubillah. Mintak jauh.

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affuan wrote on October 24, 2009 #8

I always thought being faithful alone is not enough. Haih… mithalinya bini dia. Kalau dia Islam, insyaAllah boleh masuk syurga.

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tyra wrote on October 26, 2009 #9

well, atleast he’s faithful.

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Aisyah wrote on October 31, 2009 #10

Leave a comment, I won't bite ;)

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