Chip Chick
She sent her cousin a text message after speaking to her aunt, and she wanted to hear about how her cousin felt about the whole prom dress incident.
Her cousin backed up her aunt’s sentiments, and her cousin wanted her to fork over her dress for free.
She maintained that she wasn’t going to give her cousin the dress, as it had cost her so much money in the first place.
“If they had asked me nicely to borrow it I may have asked for a small security deposit but they jumped right to demanding I hand it over and then being rude when I told them I couldn’t hand it over for nothing,” she added.
After speaking to her aunt and cousin, they basically dropped the topic for some time, and she turned around and listed her dress for sale on the internet.
A girl who happened to be related to a guy she went to high school with reached out to her and asked if she could buy it.
Since this girl’s brother had been one of her close friends, she agreed to sell her the dress, but at a steep discount.
In the end, she parted with her prom dress for $250, and that’s the exact price she was planning to offer to her aunt and cousin before things turned ugly and they demanded that she give them the dress.
Not long after she sold her prom dress to that grateful girl whose brother she knew, her aunt was on a video call with her and her parents, and she brought up the prom dress.
Her aunt casually said that she would like them to bring the dress over so she could take it to a tailor.
“I told her I didn’t have the dress anymore and that I sold it,” she continued. “She got really mad at me and asked why I did that when I knew she wanted it for my cousin.”
