A woman has found out why business and pleasure should never mix after allowing her baby sister to stay in a house that her husband owns. Problems started to arise when the sister appeared to be allowing the father of her child - who the woman says is 'bad news' - into the home.
The woman was enraged after letting her sister live at the property rent-free under the conditions that the dad couldn't live at the house. Taking to Reddit's 'Am I the A****e' forum she asked who was in the wrong after getting into a screaming match with her younger sibling.
According to the Mirror, she wrote: "My husband owns a townhome complex that he rents out and we decided to let her live in one of them rent free, since she's in college and we want her to focus on that.
"The only rule I had for her was to not allow her baby daddy move in. The guy is very much bad news," as the older sister explained.
The couple began suspecting that the man was staying at the house without permission after noticing his car in the driveway on several occasions. After allegedly being 'lied' to after confronting the younger sibling - the older sister decided to investigate for herself.
"My sister went out of town and this where I maybe wrong but I just needed to just see for myself, so I used the master key and went into the house and it’s pretty clear he’s living there," her post revealed.
Raging she rushed to question the sibling and ended up in a screaming match. Explaining the argument, her post continued: "She was mad I went into her home without permission. I told her she needs to start paying rent or I'll be evicting her.
"My mom is on her side and said it was unnecessary that I went into her home when she wasn't there."
It was then that she turned to the internet to find out who they believed was in the wrong. But users struggled to come to a consensus on the matter.
One person wrote: "NTA. She knew the rules, she broke them. She can pay her way, or live by the rules. It's a simple concept really."
A second agreed: "Your house, your rules."
Another countered: "You had no reason to go into her home. You're trying to control her life and that's not ever going to work."
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