“I transferred the money to her account. She has to return it.” I could see only the accusing finger in the courtroom, and then her well-moisturised ankle.
She hushed up facts about the investment that ran into a loss, and it being in my name, because she expressed inability to sign papers on a working day. What I saw as my sister’s trust turned into a false accusation.
And this after the month she spent in my house with her fractured ankle, and all that I did for her.
I’d to bear the double loss – money and a relationship.
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A very engaging story that left me a bit irked by the sister.
Amazing how blood sometimes thins out so that it disappears.
Nicely done … Be Safe
Isadora 😎
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Thank you, Isadora!
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That sounds like one horrible sister
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Truly horrible 🤔
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With family like that who needs enemies. What a shame 😦
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😦
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hush money
give me honey
the geld
she held
no longer in her hand
lmao
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Ouch! I guess it’s more of the other person’s loss!
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Yes. Only if they realise it.
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A strained family relationship – money \can ruin anything.
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Money behaviour is just an indicator of the total personality.
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It sounds as if they’re both adults. He had no inkling of her (lack of) character prior to helping her out? Sad.
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Appears to be so. Thank you, Linda!
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You never really know who you can trust until the relationship is tested in fire
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You are so right, Neil!
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Dear Reena,
Both are devastating losses. Although money can possibly be recouped. Not as easy with a relationship. Nicely done.
Shalom,
Rochelle
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Thank you so much, Rochelle!
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