My husband forced me to bake a pie every day, Then he would change something and make me eat it. One day, I handed the slice back and told him to take a bite… He refused, and I froze in fear

My husband forced me to bake a pie every day, Then he would change something and make me eat it. One day, I handed

the slice back and told him to take a bite… He refused, and I froze in fear 😱💔

When I married my husband, Victor, everyone warned me that he was a strange man.

He rarely spoke, almost never smiled, and hated it when people came to our house without warning. But he had always

been caring toward me. Whenever I was sick, he would sit beside me all night. When I came home exhausted from work, he

would quietly make me tea. I thought his reserved personality was simply the result of a difficult childhood. But about a year

after we got married, he began behaving very strangely. It all started on a Monday morning. Victor placed an old, worn recipe

book on the table and said,

“Starting today, you’re going to bake this pie every morning.”

“Every morning?” I laughed. “Why?”

He didn’t laugh.

“Just make it. It’s important.”

The book contained an ordinary apple pie recipe. There was nothing unusual about it—flour, butter, eggs, apples, and

cinnamon. On the first day, I made it without asking any more questions. When I took the pie out of the oven, Victor asked

me to leave the kitchen for a few minutes.

“Why?”

It even seemed romantic at the time.

A few minutes later, he called me back. A single slice of pie was waiting on the table. Victor sat across from me and watched

until I had eaten every bite.

The same thing happened the next day. And the day after that. I baked the entire pie, but as soon as it came out of the oven,

Victor always sent me out of the kitchen. When I returned, he would place a slice in front of me and carefully watch me eat it.

He never ate any himself. At first, I didn’t think much of it. But after a few days, I noticed that my slice sometimes tasted

different. One day, it was more bitter than usual. Another day, it had a strange metallic taste.

“Are you adding something to it?” I asked.

Victor froze for a moment.

“No.”

His answer came far too quickly.

That night, I couldn’t sleep. I kept thinking about the tension on his face and wondering why he insisted that I be the only

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