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Newlywed Huma Mobin had to go on her second honeymoon sans husband after his travel visa didn't arrive in time for the trip.

Luckily (we think?), Mobin's parents-in-law were still able to go, and they snapped a hilarious photo series of Mobin with her arm wrapped around where her husband should have been -- you know, instead of stuck back home in Pakistan with a severe case of FOMO.

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Even more tragically, Mobin dropped her phone into the sea midway through the trip, conjuring another ghost.

Still, this trip seems pretty fun. Maybe we should all go on vacation with our in-laws.

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RIP to that phone, though.

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