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My Uncle Caught My Wife Undressing, See What Happened – Man Cries



My name is Harvest and am married to Senorita for almost 14 years, we have relocated to my uncle’s house, after i got suspended at my work. My wife and I have 2 kids that are age between 4 and 7 years.

I decided to go out looking for job and i left my 2 kids and wife with my uncle. My uncle’s behavior was not good at all because he does not knock on my room when he need something.

When i come back home i found my uncle forcing my wife to have a test on what am enjoying every night but she refuse.

When my uncle saw me, he just leave my wife and walkout with greeting me. Now am confused i don’t know what to do, can i continue live with my uncle or go out and look for another place.


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