Not what you want to read!
A group of sisters got a little more than they bargained for when after they came across some of their late mum's old letters, and decided to read them.
The letters in question were sent from their dad while he was working away in London in the 1960s.
Sounds romantic enough, right? And a great way to help deal with the tragic loss of their mother.
So the sisters gathered together to read them...
But things soon took a turn in the opposite direction.
One of the women shared the story on Twitter under the name Morven, writing: "After my Mum died we found letters, tied in a bow from my Dad from when he worked away in London in the 60's.
"My crying sisters and I held hands, opened one and the whole thing was about how much he missed shagging her, apparently a bit of a goer.
"Didn't read the rest."
After my Mum died we found letters, tied in a bow from my Dad from when he worked away in London in the 60’s. My crying sisters and I held hands, opened one and the whole thing was about how much he missed shagging her, apparently a bit of a goer. Didn’t read the rest.
— Morven (@MorvMW) August 12, 2018
Wow, not what you want to hear!
Her tweet has since gone viral and she's been inundated with messages from people who loved the story.
