[hispanarepublicana]

She was sobbing, instead of hanging up and saying to co-workers, "Those idiots in the campus housing office! Can you believe what they just said?" Because that's what I would have been doing, UNLESS I HAD SUSPECTED ALL ALONG THAT SOMETHING WASN'T QUITE RIGHT WITH MY HUSBAND.

[kaylar]

I agree with you. Unless she already suspected her husband wasn't really enrolled, why would she not just assume incompetence on the part of the college personnel?

My guess is the pregnancy is the key-but exactly how, I'm not sure.

[Netizen]

She was sobbing, instead of hanging up and saying to co-workers, "Those idiots in the campus housing office! Can you believe what they just said?" Because that's what I would have been doing, UNLESS I HAD SUSPECTED ALL ALONG THAT SOMETHING WASN'T QUITE RIGHT WITH MY HUSBAND.

I wonder if this upcoming move had been a point of contention lately. Getting closer to the time of the move, and no luck with finding housing. Which raises questions.

If she had been trying to get campus housing and he was not enrolled, thus no housing... then what house were they moving into, IF there was one?

And why leave work early?

[Dont Mention the War]

She was sobbing, instead of hanging up and saying to co-workers, "Those idiots in the campus housing office! Can you believe what they just said?" Because that's what I would have been doing, UNLESS I HAD SUSPECTED ALL ALONG THAT SOMETHING WASN'T QUITE RIGHT WITH MY HUSBAND.

Also, if the husband was scamming her successfully all along, he would have said, "Don't worry honey, I'll take care of the campus housing arragements," and that would have been that. He certainly wouldn't have told her to start calling the college for any reason!

She was calling around because she was suspicious. And she got proof her suspicions were justified.

[SoKatt]

You raise an excellent point.