Hi. I moved in with my girlfriend a few months ago and I soon noticed she regularly borrowed my car while I was at work to go who knows where, usually Tuesday and Thursday, because it was parked different. She works from home part-time selling cosmetics online, and I usually walk to work, so my car is practically always available for her. I wanted to trust her, because we'd been together since highschool and we never had serious problems, but as you can imagine, I was a little concerned. One day I got out early from work. As I came round the corner I spotted my girlfriend getting out of our house quickly with the car keys in her hand and a big smile on her face that I rarely get see. In a rush I decided to grab my bike and follow her, trying to disguise myself. She's a slow driver, so I could track her moves quite easily. After a couple of turns she suddenly came to a halt, and I could feel my anxiety rising. A young man, probably a couple of years younger than me, came to greet her
2006-09-13
05:18:17
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...from a house nearby. He wore shabby clothes and held a cigarette between his lips. He leaned onto the open car window and kissed her, then he got in on the passenger's side. I felt a cold shiver run through my spine, I was so scared... I dropped my bike behind a fence and tiptoed closer to the car to get a better view. I couldn't believe my eyes what was going on in there!!!! He was all over her, licking her neck and feeling her breast like a huge leech, while his cigarette had fallen between the leather seat, slowly burning a black hole through them. In shock, I couldn't help but keep staring at the scene. My suspects weren't just delusions. What do you think reupholstering the seat will cost? I'd told her I didn't allow smoking in my car! She really pissed me off X-(
2006-09-13
05:19:04 ·
update #1
I don't think you understand my feelings. How can you give a clue about how important it was for me? A Chevy muscle completely hand painted, and now I have to tow it away because I can't fix the seats.
2006-09-13
05:44:42 ·
update #2
I'm reluctant, but I will make her pay for the seat... I just hoped there was a better solution. I don't want to give her the impression I'm too materialistic. But why are your answers so angry? Her friend was also very cooperative, maybe they can divide the expense. I definitely don't want to move out, I like the neighborhood. I only wish she would listen to me. What if she negligently burns our house down someday?
2006-09-13
05:55:26 ·
update #3