She Billed Her Sister-In-Law $1,000 Because Her Sister-In-Law Took Two of Her Expensive Wedding Gifts And Swapped Them Out With Old, Used Items
This woman and her husband recently got married, so her husband’s uncle decided to gift them a brand new refrigerator that cost over $1,000 as a wedding gift.
Her husband’s older sister, Leanne, also bought them a generous wedding present– a dining room table that cost about $600.
Unfortunately, though, neither her husband’s uncle nor sister could make it to the wedding. So, they asked her younger sister-in-law, Anne, to deliver both of the gifts to her and her husband.
“But when the stuff came, I noticed the dining table was very old and chipped, with tons of sticky stuff on it,” she recalled.
The refrigerator was clearly old, too, since it was not clean and had two broken shelves.
This realization pushed her to ask Anne why the gifts cost so much when they were clearly used.
Well, her sister-in-law’s response totally shocked her. Apparently, she was just given Anne’s old dining set and refrigerator since Anne decided to swap the old items out with her brand-new gifts!
She was obviously taken aback and asked her sister-in-law why. But Anne just claimed that since she doesn’t have kids, she does not need “all of those nice things.”
“I told Anna that her having kids is not my problem and that she shouldn’t have done this with my wedding fit without asking me first,” she explained.
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Afterward, Anne went home, and she decided to send her sister-in-law a bill for $1,000.
This caused Anne to go running and cry to her mother-in-law, accusing her of making a big deal out of nothing.
And now, even though her husband is on her side, he doesn’t think she should have sent Anne the bill.
So, even though Leanne and her husband’s uncle have taken her side and believe that Anne either needs to give back the gifts or pay up, she’s begun questioning her actions and whether she’s in the wrong.
“Am I being too harsh about this?” she asked.
Can you imagine taking someone’s wedding gifts and swapping them out with your old, used items? Why do you think Anne thought that was okay? Does she have a right to bill Anne if she doesn’t get the gifts back? What would you do?
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