The Lost Ring - R. Mordechai Finkelman - TorahAnytime.com

story about a woman who never during Sheva Brachas misplaced her diamond ring. And they couldn't find it. And her in-laws was so distressed. It was an expensive ring. And they searched and it and it hurt the relationship with the couple between her and her in-laws because how could she lose such an expensive item? And she was walking together with her husband and the winter was coming. He put on his winter coat and he put his hand in his pocket and he says, "Oh, look what I have here." And look at that. It was all my fault all along. And and they went to his parents and they made a joke out of it cuz it was their son. Oh, never such a a you know absent-minded professor carrying the diamond and forgot what balance is in his pocket and and she wore it and everything became healed and it was beautiful and life went on. They had a mishpacha and they had a lot of children and he was Rachmana litzlan nifter, this wonderful husband who found the ring in his pocket. And she was alone and she would decide to do cleaning and what what should she do when she's not together anymore? She was by herself. To get an old suitcase to throw it out but she opened it up first to make sure nothing's inside. And she's moving, you know, things around and she takes out the diamond ring. Exactly the the same one that she's wearing on her finger. This was her personal suitcase when she was a kallah. And probably when she was doing some shuffling around with the clothing, moving around during Sheva Brachas, the ring slipped through off and got stuck. And and all of a sudden she found out her husband must have borrowed a lot of money. Had an identical ring made up. Made believe he found it in this pocket. And took the blame. And took the blame.