Hey, Hey Waffle gang. I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out some more relationship stories. And if you do love a Reddit story, why not consider him the like, subscribe, maybe that notification bell too. Let's crack on with today's first story.

And the story is titled, Would I Be the A-Hole for giving my old cello to a

fellow student in need and not my niece-in-law. I've 36 male been learning the cello for eight

years and attending the same music school since starting. I started learning late in life

because I grew up in a poor family that couldn't afford

things like instruments and music lessons.

I met Chloe while we're both waiting to go into our lessons a few years back.

We speak often about random stuff on the regular because our lessons have always fallen

into the same time slot and we're both in the orchestra, etc.

She's about 13, very polite and eager to learn

and treats her very cheap, rubbish instrument that her parents got her from an online store

like gold. I know her parents, they're lovely people. It's all they can afford. I'm not shaming

them, but if you know anything about instruments, you know what I mean.

It's also only half the size and far too small for her, but there's not a single scratch on it,

and she practices every spare minute. I've recently upgraded to a performer instrument,

and a trade-in on my $9,000 cello would have gotten me only 4K back, so I decided to keep it

and sell it myself.

I'm pretty well off now, but I know what it's like to be where Chloe is.

So I've taken pity, with a question mark, on her.

I usually give her something at Christmas, like her next grade of music book, Rosen and a gift

card from the local Lucia.

To get a new bow and have her instrument serviced, but having not had time to list my old cello for sale or even know where to,

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