I serve my sister-in-law a child's plate after she broke multiple heirloom china plates.

I caught her breaking them on camera.

My husband and I have family dinners at our house every month or so with our family.

I have some sets of fine china that I like to switch out between the seasons that I've inherited from my grandmother.

When we have our get-togethers, I serve dinner on these plates.

My mother-in-law compliments them every time. My sister-in-law, however, has made comments to me that they're

not her style. I honestly didn't think twice about her comments up until this past February,

when one of my plates was put in the sink, broken. I chalked it up to an accident. In April,

we had another dinner. This time,

my sister-in-law was carrying both her and her boyfriend's plates to the sink and accidentally

dropped them both. Again, no biggie at all. In May, she broke two more plates, and in June,

she broke a plate and a cup. At this point, I was catching on. I brought up these concerns to my

husband, and he brushed them off as accidents. I told my mum, and she said that she thought that my

sister-in-law was doing it on purpose, and she got me a camera to put in the dining room. In July, we had

dinner, and I had an opportunity arise. My mother-in-law, sister-in-law and her boyfriend joined us for dinner.

While our plates were still on the table, my mother-in-law asked how my plants were doing and I said, I'd show her.

I told my husband to follow us outside so he could show her the plant that he's growing, leaving my sister-in-law alone with her boyfriend.

When we came back inside, five minutes later, her plate was broken.

When they left, I pulled up the camera footage. I saw her stand up when we walked out,

peek around the corner, and then throw the plate on the ground. I kept this video to myself.

All I'll say at this point is, are you sure she's not Greek?

And it's just tradition, I jest. This brings me to this past weekend. We had our family dinner,

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