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on my mother-in-law? I'm a 28-year-old woman, and I got married to my husband, who's 34 a week ago.

We got engaged about a year ago, and when I got engaged, my mother gave me a pair of earrings,

which she said that every woman for generations in our family has worn to their weddings.

There are four carrot dangling earrings, and there were a lot. I felt very honored to be given them,

and it made me feel closer to my grandmother, who had died two months prior. About three months

after that, I went wedding dress shopping with my mother, my sister, and my fiance's mother.

I brought all the jewelry that I'd be wearing to my wedding to see how they matched the dresses.

When I put the jewelry on, my mother-in-law kept going on about how gorgeous the earrings were.

My mother explained the story and how they were a family heirloom passed down generations.

I found the dresses of my dreams and bought it. On the day of my wedding, I had everything ready in my room.

My wedding dress, my flowers, my shoes, my makeup, and my jewelry. I was in there with my soon-to-be mother-in-law.

I then had to go to the toilet, and when I came back, my mother-in-law was gone.

I wasn't sure what had happened, but I just thought that maybe she got called away to do something.

Then, I noticed that my earrings were gone. I knew straight away that she had taken them.

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