Chip Chick
In a couple of months, his grandmother is visiting, and besides her boyfriend’s mother, she and her boyfriend are the only other family members who live in this state. When his grandmother visits, she often sleeps on his mom’s couch in her one-bedroom apartment.
“My boyfriend’s mom had dinner with us recently, and I guess she knew we wouldn’t be thrilled about Grandma staying at our place because she said, ‘Maybe Grandma can sleep half the week at my place and the other half at yours.’ My boyfriend and I both told her no, Grandma will not be staying at our place, period,” she explained.
After that, her boyfriend’s mom was frustrated because she wasn’t happy about his grandmother staying in her apartment for her entire week-long stay.
However, his grandmother helps his mom with bills, so she feels an obligation to let his grandmother stay with her.
Later, his mom informed his grandmother of what she and her boyfriend had said. Last night, his grandmother called her.
“His grandmother asked why she wasn’t allowed to stay at our place,” she said.
“I told her it was because she was disrespectful towards our place, and she asked me what I meant. I told her I didn’t want her snooping through our stuff, and she straight up pulled a Patriot Act on me and said, ‘Well, if you don’t have anything to hide, what are you afraid of?'”
“She must have heard both my boyfriend and I let out loud laughs after she said that because she quickly said, ‘Well, I don’t want to argue,’ and hung up.”
Then, her boyfriend’s grandmother texted him and asked if he was really going to allow his girlfriend to say that she couldn’t stay at “HIS” house, forcing her to sleep on his mom’s couch. Her boyfriend responded by sending his grandmother a link to a hotel nearby their house.
Now, his grandmother has been gossiping about them to the entire family, insisting that they must have something huge that they’re being so secretive about and hiding.
She and her boyfriend have made the decision that his grandmother is no longer allowed to be in their house without being supervised, even when their bedroom and office doors are locked.
