So now, even though her stepson is on her side, she has been left wondering if refusing to show up at her stepdaughter’s wedding was actually a really jerky thing to do or not.
How would you feel if your stepchild dropped you after so many years of raising them? Do you think she tried to give Sarah grace in the beginning? Did she have a right to cut off contact with Sarah and refuse to go to the wedding after everything? What would you have done had you been in her shoes?
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