Woman Keeps Dreaming of Deceased Husband Telling Her to Open the Drawer in Their Bedroom — Story of the Day

A woman mourning her late husband kept having dreams of him telling her to open the drawer in their bedroom — what she found in it changed her life.

“Ghosts don’t exist!” Grace Stone yelled at the mirror in her bathroom. She had woken up in the early hours of the morning from a dream that baffled and, for some reason, set her nerves on edge.

The widow had been mourning her late husband, Ryan, for two months and had started having dreams about him ever since. When the dreams started, she thought it was because she was yet to let him go, then they evolved and started feeling real each time.

The one she had the previous night was the most vivid dream of her late husband she had ever had. She was walking along the beach, something they loved doing together. Her husband was walking in front of her, just a few steps ahead; however, she could not meet up with him no matter how fast she walked or ran.

Desperately, she would call out to him, her arms reaching out, and as though he could feel her hand on his shoulder, he would stop then speak to her.

“Open the drawer,” he would say without a glance backward.

“The drawer?” she would ask at which point she would wake up.

There was indeed such a drawer, but it was situated in their master’s bedroom, the same place they had spent a lot of beautiful time loving up on one another. Grace dreaded entering the room to clean out her husband’s things, and so she had not touched them.

She had moved to the guest room the same week her husband passed, returning to the room only when she wanted to feel her husband’s lingering presence, which was often in the first few weeks after his demise.

Ghosts don’t exist, she said again as she washed her face and looked at herself once more. You’re not crazy. Still, there has to be something symbolic about that drawer, she thought.

Later that day, she summoned up the courage to enter their bedroom, immediately making a beeline for the drawer where her late husband used to put his things.

There were three drawers; the first held some stationeries while the second contained a mix of random things, including a tiny female...