Not My Husband In My Bed

After eight years of marriage, Naomi Brooks knows her husband Jameson's childish streak well. Jamie loves pranks, gag gifts and jump-scares, and he never tires of manufacturing surprises for her. Before leaving on a business trip, he gives her one more gift box, then kisses her goodbye and promises to be back in two days. A note on the headboard tells her to be a good girl while he is gone.

Days later, cleaning the storage room, Naomi opens the box he left behind. The smell is organic and sweet, and inside lies a severed human hand, cut clean at the wrist, a wedding band still on one finger. She calls Jamie, but his phone is off, so she dials 911. Officers arrive, and the male officer confirms the limb is real biological tissue, not a prop. Detective Briggs begins to question Naomi about how it entered her house.

Then the DNA results come back, and the lead detective tells Naomi the limb belongs to her husband, Jameson. The man who kissed her goodbye may not be the man she thinks she married.