Nonetheless, ever since confronting Sadie, she has been left wondering whether accusing Sadie of undermining her work was a jerky thing to do or not.
Wasn’t it clear from the beginning that the bridal centerpiece arrangements were already covered? Why does it matter if Sadie had decided to make them herself? Does she have a right to feel “overshadowed” at someone else’s wedding? If you had been in her shoes, would you have ever contacted the bride about such an issue?
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