Abby Connolly
She was sure she’d receive texts from him asking for help, but oddly, she didn’t. She had a feeling something was wrong.
Sure enough, as the two of them were flying home for spring break recently, he revealed to her that he had switched his major from computer science to political science so he could go to law school.
He said there was no way he’d tell his aunt and uncle because he wants them to keep paying his tuition, but that one day he might be able to convince them it’s a good idea.
“I told him that taking their money this way was morally wrong and advised him to switch back to computer science if he still wanted their money,” she recalled.
Her brother responded by saying, “who cares,” telling her that their aunt and uncle have so much money anyway and that it won’t be a big deal.
Then, she told him that if he didn’t talk to their aunt and uncle, she’d tell them herself. They got into a huge argument, and he’s been giving her the silent treatment ever since.
Should she tell her aunt and uncle about her brother or let them find out for themselves?
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