A 65-year-old woman married a man who was 30 years her junior, but she screamed in fear the first night she stepped into the wedding chamber 
The woman chose to wed a man who was thirty years her junior at the age of sixty-five. She was aware that there would be conflicting responses to their union. The disparity in age always draws attention and sparks conversation. But she was certain that there aren’t many opportunities for change in life, so she took the risk.
It was a straightforward wedding. Only a select group of people who showed them consideration and respect were invited. There were no odd glances or critical remarks in the hall.
The woman looked modest and well-groomed, wearing a plain white dress and a veil. The marriage registration, a few speeches, and a simple dinner made for a peaceful celebration.
The spouses went home after the festivities.
However, when the elderly woman entered the newlyweds’ bedroom on the first night, she saw something horrifying and covered her face in shock, finding it hard to believe that she was seeing this.
Her spouse was laying on the bed, still, as she walked into the room. His face was abnormally pale, and his hand was drooping. One might have assumed he was just sleeping at first glance.
The woman decided to take a look at his pulse. It was a bad outcome. She had just tied her life to a man who was now dead.
She summoned the physicians, but they came to the same conclusion: cardiac arrest had caused the abrupt death.
As a matter of fact, she became a widow just after the wedding. There was no way to alter the swift and unanticipated course of events.
