Chip Chick
Well, she had to own up to the fact that she no longer had the necklace. Her husband chose not to ask what happened while his cousin was still at their house, but then he asked after his cousin went home.
She told her husband that she did sell the necklace for money, but he was very upset with her, especially since he never took away their joint bank account while they were separated.
In fact, he did continue putting money into their account for her to use, but she did not spend nay of it because she wanted to provide for herself and figure things out on her own since she thought their marriage was over.
Her husband then wondered if she had only sold that necklace, and she had to tell him that she had sold most of the jewelry he had bought for her.
“…He got really upset with me and asked if the things he gave me had so little meaning to me that I would flog them off for peanuts when I had other options,” she continued.
She had no idea how to even reply to that, so she didn’t, and her husband is still upset about her selling off the jewelry.
Here’s what the internet had to say.
“I think that being separated for two years is a long time. Either way, they were gifts. Yours to do with as you wish.”
“You get to do what is right for you at the time, and he gets to be upset that your separation meant meaningful things from earlier in your relationship no longer exist.”
