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today's first story comes from OK Client 3075 and it says, am I the arse all here for denying my sister's lies in front of her in-laws? The story starts. I'm 25 female and have an older

sister Kate, 30 female. She and I were never close due to our age

difference and because she hated that our dad married my mom and had me after divorcing her

mother. Kate claims dad told her he never loved her mother and that my mom was his true love,

that our dad always compared the two of us and asked her why she has to be a difficult child

and that overall dad loved me more. On the other hand, dad claims nothing she says is true,

that she was very problematic and insolent. These claims are backed up by my mother and dad's

parents, so I assume Kate was never 100% honest. Always, these are their problems that do not concern me.

Some time ago, Kate reached out to me and told me she got engaged.

I say congrats and everything.

She told me she has a favor to ask.

She told me her mother-in-law is very family-orientated,

and it does not sit well with her that Kate is estranged from her family.

In her words, future mother-in-law considered something is also wrong with Kate, and she is also

to blame for being no contact with her family. Fairing Kate will also influence her son to do the same

thing. What Kate wanted from me was for me to meet her in-laws, for them to see she does not hate

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