Yesterday I witnessed a real cheat from my sister. She is well known both to me and to my parents for her eternal idea of saving an extra penny and putting it aside. More than once it came to the fact that he refused to celebrate New Year’s Eve with us, or his birthday, because you have to contribute to the table or set it myself. She didn’t think it was fair to pay for everything equally, proving that her family didn’t eat that much.
After her marriage and the arrival of her nephews, she seemed to have changed a little. She wanted to pamper her husband or daughters, so she could spend more. But it didn’t affect me and my parents one bit, and now she’s also started cheating us out of money.
Her eldest daughter turned seven yesterday, so it was decided to organize a party. My wife and I were invited, my sister’s cousins and friends, and my parents. Such an expensive table was set, and everything from the kitchen, and all the expensive-rich. I was especially surprised by the kebab and red caviar sandwiches.
– Wow, you’re generous,” I said to my parents.
– Generous? – My mother did not understand. – She said she hadn’t gotten her paycheck yet, and she borrowed money from my father and me this morning to buy it all. I can’t believe she spent so much money on groceries.
This was already suspicious enough, but it got even worse when I was on my way to the kitchen for cutlery, passed by the room, and heard my sister and her husband whispering that Mom and Dad certainly didn’t expect to get their money back for the table. They’re grandparents, after all; it’s okay for them to pay for their granddaughter’s table. They, then, save their pensions for months to have enough for medicine, and someone will spend their money and not even think about giving it back!
I didn’t want to upset my parents yesterday, but I intend to talk to them about that money and insist that my sister pay back every last penny. She doesn’t skimp on other people’s money like she does her own!
