The Day Before My Birthday, My Late Father Appeared In A Dream And Warned Me, “Don’t Wear The Dress Your Husband Gave You.” I Woke Up Shaking, Because He Really Had Given Me That Dress Just Recently. When The Seamstress Returned It And I Cut Open The Inside Of The Dress, My Hands Stopped In Midair. I Couldn’t Move.

In my dream, my late dad said, “Don’t wear that dress he gave you.” When I woke up…

The day before my 50th birthday, my deceased father came to me in a dream and told me, “Don’t wear the dress from your husband.” I woke up in a cold sweat. It was true. My husband had recently bought me a dress, and when the seamstress brought it to me, I cut the lining open and froze in horror.

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I’m sure you’ll enjoy it till the end. Olivia Sutton—known to everyone as Liv—woke with a sharp gasp, as if she’d been violently ejected from dark water onto the surface. Her heart pounded so hard she felt it might leap right out of her chest.

She gasped for air, feeling the damp cotton of her nightgown clinging to her back, soaked with sweat. Her hand fumbled for the lamp switch, and the room flooded with a soft, warm light. Next to her, on his side of the king-size bed, Marcus “Mark” Sutton slept peacefully.

He was lying on his side, turned away toward the wall, and didn’t even stir at her sudden awakening. Liv listened to his even breathing, trying to calm herself, but she was trembling inside. A dream.

It was only a dream. But why was it so terrifying? She slid out of bed carefully so as not to wake her husband and walked on unsteady legs to the kitchen.

Her hands shook as she poured water into a glass. She took several sips, but the lump in her throat wouldn’t budge. She sat down at the table, dropped her head into her hands, and closed her eyes—only to open them immediately.

The vision from the dream instantly reappeared. It was her father—her daddy—who had passed away from a heart attack three years ago. He stood in the doorway of their master bedroom exactly as she remembered him, in his favorite gray sweater she had knitted for him for his 60th birthday.

His face was serious, even stern, and his eyes stared right at her with piercing alarm. “Liv,” he said softly, but his voice sounded so clear, as if he were truly standing there. “Don’t wear the dress from your husband.

You hear me? Don’t wear that dress.”

He repeated the words three times, never taking his eyes off her, and then slowly dissolved into the darkness as if he’d never been there. Liv had woken up with a scream that got trapped somewhere in her throat and couldn’t break free.

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