Her Twin Sister Wants To Wear Their Late Mom’s Necklace To Her Wedding This Weekend, But She’s Afraid She’ll Never Get It Back If She Agrees

Something is telling her that if she loans her sister the necklace, she will never see it again, and her sister will keep it for herself.

“My gut is telling me to just leave the real necklace at my home in our safe,” she said. “Away from anyone and everyone. It is mine and was given to me.”

“If she really wanted the necklace, she would have worn hers at least once in the last 4 years. However, other family members are arguing that I should “be the bigger person” and let her wear it.”

She’s left wondering if it’s wrong of her to not want to share the necklace with her sister.

What do you think?

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