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Bride made a profit on the Bachelorette trip.

Sister-in-law drama, and Opie's title straight away, I'm not going to like, got me a little bit

excited.

It said so much tea.

I'm glad I can spill to my Reddit community because I can't gossip about it to my family.

So, about six months ago, the bride planned a destination bachelorette trip and charged each

of the 11 girls $650 for the Airbnb.

I was salty about the high cost, but it's my sister-in-law, so I sucked it up

and paid her. I was also suspicious about the high as fuck price, so I did cross-check the Airbnb

listing and checked it out. Yes, this bee wanted a $2,300 a night each front house.

Well, today I'm chatting about wedding stuff with my brother, who is marrying future sister-in-law,

and he said something along the lines of, what a relief her dad paid for the Airbnb, because

that would have been so expensive for your group. I about choked. He said, hey, are you sure

about that because all 11 girls paid $650 for the house alone? Maybe run it by her. His face turned

purple, so I take it he had no idea. To add to the greed going on here, when I got married, I flew her out, paid for her accommodations, paid her hair and makeup, paid

for a bridesma's dress, and paid transportation because she was going through a hard time.

Now she has the balls to steal from me.

I get that weddings are expensive, but don't have one if it requires stealing from your bridesmaid.

Assuming I'm the only bridesmaid who is aware of what's going on here, not sure if I should spill to the group or just let it go.

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