My sister-n-law and I were talking about mine and my husbands financial problems and my proposed solution to them, which is that he deposits his paycheck into my account from now on and I give him a cash allowance. She commented that I needed to make sure that he gave me his check stub. She then said, "Trust me, get the check stub. I can't say anything else, because I don't want to cause any problems between me and your brother, but Mike hasn't been completely honest with you about the whole money issue. In fact, his story to you has not been what he has told your brother." Apparently, there has been some issues going on with my husband and his paychecks, like him saying it was this amount and it was really more, but he just kept the x-tra, or him claiming that his job is screwing him on hours, something he never told me anything about. If I say anything to him about his dishonesty, he will know where I get the info. Should I still confront him and see what he admits?
2007-04-04
11:15:01
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LittleMermaid
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