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My sister-in-law insulted my wife, so I taught her a lesson.

You insult my wife?

I'll get you.

Throw away because my wife and her sister have my main. My wife, Ava, female 28, and I, male 30,

just had our first set of kids, a pair of twin boys. We had met and dated through college

and after graduation got married in a simple ceremony. My wife is a nurse and I'm an engineer. By the way, this comes from user's significant fudge, 4137, and if you want to submit your own stories, go to the R-slash-OK Storytime. Sub-R-Time. My wife is the quiet type, especially in large social gatherings, and very petite. I think that will be important later. Honestly, I'm not much different, and that's how we hit it off, because our friend groups dragged us to a party we didn't really want to be at. That said, one-on-one with a patient, she is very, very warm and all smiles. We tried for over a year to get pregnant. Swimmers were not doing her job. So we were thrilled to become parents, and finding out it was twins was even better. My wife's sister, female 25, on the other hand, is a piece of work. She relies on guys to fund her lifestyle and jumps from guy to guy or scams them online. If I had proof of the catfishing or the scams, I would report it. She has no education past high school. She's trying to become an Instagram influencer, but only has about 100 followers. She's constantly trying to make it rich quick and still lives with their parents. No hate on this part. It's just showing how financially irresponsible she is. She buys designer everything and eats out all the time. We waited until the boys were a few weeks before we let anyone come over. My wife had to recover and she just wanted to bond

with our boys uninterrupted and I'd do anything for her. I had to beat my mom back with a stick,

not literally, but it was worth the piece. I wanted only one set of family at a time so we didn't

get overwhelmed and suggested her parents come first. Her parents brought her sister. Now up to this

point her sister had been

super interested in the pregnancy and helped throw the baby shower. She would drop off my wife

snacks and things if she mentioned a craving. Overall, it seemed like a turning point for them

because before the pregnancy, their relationship had been strained. Childhood competition,

fighting over who dated first, etc. I went to the kitchen to make lunch while they sat

and chatted. Her sister came in to help, I thought. She set up plates and things and started asking

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