MY MIL WAS STEALING MY EGGS AND SELLING THEM TO THE NEIGHBOR — SO I SET HER UP.Eggs kept vanishing from my fridge.We barely ate them — they were for my kids since eggs are practically a luxury item now.Every time my MIL, Andrea, visited? More eggs gone.So, I set up a hidden camera.And what did I catch?Andrea stuffing eggs into her bag, then walking straight to my neighbor, Mrs. Davis, and selling them for cash.I later asked Mrs. Davis where she got her eggs.”Oh, from your sweet MIL! She has backyard chickens and sells them cheap — only $4 a dozen!”FOUR. DOLLARS.Andrea was stealing from me and running a black-market egg business.I wanted to explode. But instead, I planned the perfect lesson.I left her a “special” carton of eggs the next morning. ⬇️Story continues in the first comment

Chapter 1: An Unexplained Mystery

For months, a perplexing phenomenon had unsettled my household. Every time my mother-in-law, Andrea, visited,

I noticed that eggs were disappearing from our refrigerator. At first, I assumed that perhaps she was simply helping herself in a moment of need, maybe grabbing a couple of eggs for her own breakfast or to alleviate a temporary shortage. However,

as the days turned into weeks, it became clear that the rate of disappearance was far too high to be explained by a momentary lapse in judgment.

My husband, James, and I prided ourselves on our careful budgeting—every dollar counted, especially when purchasing groceries that cost as much as $6 a dozen.

We reserved eggs exclusively for our children’s breakfast, treating them with a level of care that bordered on reverence. Yet, inexplicably, the eggs in our fridge were vanishing at an alarming rate. One morning,

while preparing for the day, I opened the refrigerator and immediately sensed something was wrong. The carton I held felt noticeably lighter, and my heart sank as I counted the remaining eggs. “James, I swear we had more eggs yesterday,” I said, my voice trembling with confusion.

James, absorbed in his phone and initially dismissive, suggested, “Maybe the kids made themselves eggs after school.” But I knew better. I had been

meticulously tracking our egg inventory, and the numbers simply did not add up. I became increasingly convinced that something was amiss—something that required verification.

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