I only live with my 7-year-old son Dylan after my wife pa:ss:ed away, and recently, something bizarre started happening: all my left socks from every pair kept vanishing. At first, I thought I was losing them in the wash, but it kept happening, and it was always the left sock. I searched the house, asked Dylan (who acted clueless), and eventually got so frustrated I set up an old nanny cam in the laundry room. The footage blew my mind. Dylan snuck into the room with a bag, carefully took one sock from each pair, stuffed them inside, put on his coat, and walked out the door. The next day, I followed him. My heart pounded as he went into the last house on our street — a place I thought was abandoned. I ran after him and burst through the door, not ready to see the scene in front of me. ⬇️ Full in the first c0mment

Dennis, a single dad still mourning his wife, is baffled when one sock from all his pairs mysteriously starts vanishing. Frustrated and desperate for answers, he sets up a nanny cam. What he discovers sets him on a heart-pounding journey through his quiet neighborhood.

I know what you’re thinking: who makes a big deal about missing socks, right? Trust me, if you’d been in my shoes (pun absolutely intended), you would’ve done the same thing.

Because when you’re a single dad trying to keep it together, sometimes the smallest things can drive you completely up the wall.

It started with just one sock. A plain black one, nothing special. I assumed it got eaten by the dryer, like socks tend to do.

But then another disappeared the next week. And another.

I don’t know about you, but after the fifth missing sock, even the most rational person would start getting suspicious.

“Dylan?” I called out one morning, rifling through the laundry basket for what felt like the hundredth time. “Have you seen my other gray sock?”

My seven-year-old son barely looked up from his cereal. “No, Dad. Maybe it’s playing hide and seek?”

Something in his voice made me pause. Dylan had always been a terrible liar, just like his mother was. Sarah could never keep a straight face when trying to surprise me, and Dylan had inherited that same tell — a slight quiver in his voice that gave everything away.

“Are you sure about that, buddy?” I pressed, studying his face.

He shrugged, suddenly very interested in his Cheerios. “Maybe check under the couch?”

I did check under the couch, and everywhere else. Behind the washing machine. In every drawer, basket, and bin in our house. I found $5 in spare change and some missing Lego blocks, but no socks.

The mystery of the vanishing socks was driving me crazy. I even started marking pairs with little dots to make sure I wasn’t imagining things.

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