May 1st: My Wife's Camping Trip with Her Best Male Friend

Luke didn't understand why my wife was camping alone with her male best friend.

"Buddy, you trusted her too much. They are a man and a woman alone. Aren't you afraid that she will cheat on you?"

Emily and I were college classmates. After graduation, she came to this city with me.

She didn't know anyone here and had no friends.

Until two years ago, her childhood friend Daniel came from her hometown, and they became closer.

We fell in love for five years and got married for three years. At least, I chose to believe her at that moment.

"Don't talk nonsense. They are just friends. I know my wife."

Luke shrugged and didn't say much.

After searching for a long time, tired and panting, we didn't even see anyone.

Luke suggested, "Shall we call the police? She has been missing for more than 24 hours."

I was worried about her safety. I agreed.

After receiving the report, the police quickly searched every corner of the mountain with rescue dogs.

I followed behind in a panic.

After crossing many hills, with the sky getting dark, suddenly someone shouted loudly, "Here! They're here!"

My eyes lit up, and I stumbled my way towards the sound.

Emily and Daniel looked confused, surrounded by the police.

Daniel was shirtless, with a tent behind him.

The atmosphere was inexplicably weird. Everyone's eyes were filled with sympathy and pity.

I had no time to care about anything else and focused all my attention on Emily.

When Emily saw me, she became furious. "Justin, are you crazy? I just came out camping with Daniel. Why did you call so many police officers?"

"I called you, but you didn't answer, Emily. I was worried about you."

She realized it and threw her phone at me.

"Look, my phone is out of battery! I've only been out for a few days, and I'll go back when I've had fun. You embarrassed me! "

I was confused by her blame. Isn't it normal to call the police for my wife, who has been out of contact?

I didn't really understand why she was so angry.

The police intervened at the right time and said, "It's fine as long as you're safe. You have to go back with us and make a statement."

Upon hearing this, Emily glared at me again and reluctantly turned around to pack up.

By now, Daniel had already put on his clothes and awkwardly touched his nose.

It was only now that I noticed there was only one tent here.

So they've been sleeping in the same tent for the past few days?