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“I am so proud of her because she excelled in school and I think she’s on a good path,” this mom explained.
“Tabby’s mother, Paula, decided to push her up to the front table where we were and said that since we were sharing after-school plans, her daughter should make an announcement too.”
“That upset me because this was my daughter’s party, not Tabby’s venue to announce something. But Sadie stepped aside and gave her the floor so she could tell everyone that she was going to be shadowing a nurse before going to a prestigious college in the fall.”
A few of Sadie’s loved ones quietly wished Tabby congrats on her college plans, and then this mom noticed that Paula was looking mad that nobody was clapping and cheering for Tabby.
When the cake had been passed around and everyone had forgotten about Tabby’s bid to steal the spotlight, this mom walked right up to Tabby and Paula and kicked them out, but not before saying that she was over them stealing Sadie’s attention.
Paula tried to claim they weren’t stealing anything from Sadie; they were only trying to be part of the graduation party.
“I said someone else’s graduation party isn’t the time to do that and there are some occasions where you let someone have their moment,” she continued. “Sadie didn’t like that I asked them to leave and at home, I explained my feelings and she said she kind of understood.”
“Apparently Tabby texted Sadie this morning and said that she was hurt and her mom tried to call me but I didn’t answer.”
Did this mom have every right to ask Tabby and Paula to leave, or should she have let them stay at the party?
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