At her mother-in-law's funeral, wife overheard neighbors' talking and learned her husband's secret

At her mother-in-law's funeral, a woman accidentally overheard a conversation between two elderly neighbors and froze in shock when she learned her husband's secret.

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"Just imagine," Heather said, her eyes wide with indignation. "My mother-in-law used to visit us unannounced, as a surprise! And as soon as she entered the house, she would immediately check if the rooms were clean. She even used a white tissue to check under the bed! If she found even a speck of dust, she would run up to me, pointing her finger in my face, and shout, 'What a shame! You haven't vacuumed in a year!' And that's not all! Then she would rush into the kitchen to inspect everything, opening the refrigerator and loudly exclaiming, 'How old is this soup? Did you make it yesterday? Are you crazy? Tom should only eat fresh food!'"
Heather imitated her mother-in-law in a nasty, high-pitched voice. Despite the overall horror of the situation, it was impossible not to laugh.
"After that, she would meticulously inspect the bathroom and toilet, making sure the toilet bowl was spotless, the towels were snow-white, and then she would check how her beloved Tom's shirts were hung in the closet, making sure they were properly ironed." Heather continued.
"What a nightmare!" Connie sighed, relieved in her heart that she was incredibly lucky with her own mother-in-law.
Not even in her worst dreams could Connie imagine Florence raising her voice at her or saying anything rude or impolite. Her mother-in-law was always surprisingly delicate and tactful. She never pressured Connie about grandchildren, even though Connie's own mother would constantly bring up the topic.
"Connie, when are you and Robert going to have children? It's about time! I want to babysit my grandchildren!"
At family celebrations and gatherings, numerous relatives, aunts, great-aunts, and grandmothers of distant relatives would also press Connie, without any hesitation in their comments.
"Connie, when are you going to get pregnant?! You're not getting any younger! How old are you? 27? I already have my third child at your age."