The German paid a neighbor to conceive his wife a child, but the unexpected happened
Stuttgart resident Dimetrius and his wife Trauta really wanted children. But many years of attempts to have offspring were unsuccessful. A medical examination showed that the man was infertile. Not wanting to put up with this, he turned to a neighbor to conceive a child for him. But the piquant situation suddenly turned into a real family drama.
Neighbor Frank Mouse was an ideal candidate for fertilization. He and his wife had two wonderful kids growing up. For help in such an intimate matter, Mouse requested 2.5 thousand euros (182 thousand rubles) and eager to become a father, Dimetrius agreed.
It is known that the Germans are a very hardworking and responsible people. Frank Mouse was no exception. He carried out the order for about six months, and during this time he entered into an intimate relationship with his neighbor's wife 72 times. To the surprise of everyone involved in this story, pregnancy did not occur. It is worth noting that Trauta was examined and was recognized by doctors as a woman absolutely ready for motherhood.
Now everyone suspects that the problem is in Mouse. He went to take a sperm test, and the result shocked him. It turned out that he was infertile from birth. Of course, after that there were questions to Frank's wife. After holding the intrigue for a while, the woman admitted that the children were from another neighbor. A strong German family suddenly cracked and was on the verge of collapse.
But this did not make it easier for Dimetrius, who paid money for conception. He began to demand from Mouse to return the amount paid to him. But the hapless inseminator insists that he honestly did his job and that there was a form majeure of his fault. Dimetrius sued him and is confident that he will win the case.
And journalists also found out the story, and it became the property of the masses. It would be better if a lover of children and his wife asked for help on the Internet, as Stephanie Taylor from the UK did.