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[mgm2]

An elderly Italian man couldn’t believe his eyes when he realized the escort girl he hired for a night turned out to be his future daughter-in-law.

Daily Mail reports that the 70-year-old from Treviso, Italy, was certain no one would find out about his arrangement when he booked a woman from the nearby city of Vicenza rather than employing a local service.

The plan backfired immensely when his son’s fiancée showed up at the door.

The 40-year-old from South America reportedly told the family that she was a waitress.

They decided it would probably be best not to have s-x.

Understandably, the old man had no choice but to reveal his discovery to his son, who of course did not take the news lightly.

The incident occurred four years ago but didn’t surface until earlier this month when the son first took legal action against his father.

The son is suing his father for unspecified “injuries,” but the hearing was postponed because the judge failed to broker a compromise for the two men.

Whether the son went ahead with the marriage or dumped the woman remains unknown.

If you were the father in this situation, what would you do? Do you admit to your son his fiancée’s secret, or do you make a pact with her to keep everything under wraps? It’s a tough position to be in, and considering how it all turned out, we bet the father regrets how he handled it.

[Kalli]

Sounds like a soap opera. Don't worry, someone will get buried alive or disappear but then come back or turn out to be someone else and everyone's attention will divert to the newer circumstances and forget all about this lawsuit.

-Kalli

[mgm2]

On 3/9/2014 Kalli said:

Sounds like a soap opera. Don't worry, someone will get buried alive or disappear but then come back or turn out to be someone else and everyone's attention will divert to the newer circumstances and forget all about this lawsuit.

-Kalli

Can you even imagine this scenario??????

[PAX]

What happens in Vicenza stays in Vicenza.

[mgm2]

On 3/9/2014 Georgie the 5th said:

What happens in Vicenza stays in Vicenza.

[dooBdoo]

On 3/9/2014 Kalli said:

Sounds like a soap opera. Don't worry, someone will get buried alive or disappear but then come back or turn out to be someone else and everyone's attention will divert to the newer circumstances and forget all about this lawsuit.

-Kalli

Isn't that the truth?

As far as revealing the secret, it's often true that "our secrets make us sick." I don't see how remaining quiet about something this serious could ever be a good thing or how it could be kept hidden away for a lifetime.

[Pqfan]

On 3/9/2014 Georgie the 5th said:

What happens in Vicenza stays in Vicenza.

[JustJazzmom]

I guess the son was mad at the Dad for checking out the goods before he did!

[JaneMarple]

Anyone remember the movie with Gina Lolabrigida (sp), Ernest Borgnine and Tony Franciosa? Almost the same plot but with a different scenario. Gina was a call girl who had been with the father (Borgnine) then she fell in love with the son (Franciosa). The movie wa set in the 60s and at the end, Gina killed herself.

[mgm2]

On 3/9/2014 JaneMarple said:

Anyone remember the movie with Gina Lolabrigida (sp), Ernest Borgnine and Tony Franciosa? Almost the same plot but with a different scenario. Gina was a call girl who had been with the father (Borgnine) then she fell in love with the son (Franciosa). The movie wa set in the 60s and at the end, Gina killed herself.

Um.....ewwww