My Husband Got Mad at Me Because My Brother Sent Me Flowers Anonymously

I was sick and spent most of my time at home. My brother sent me flowers, but he didn’t sign them. Inside was a postcard that read, “Get well, my dear.” My husband was furious. I tried to explain, but he immediately called the flower shop and asked who had sent the flowers.

They refused and said it was confidential information. I called my brother and he told my husband that he’d sent the flowers. It didn’t help really. Now my husband thinks I’m cheating on him and that my brother is just going along with it. I don’t know what to do.

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