Two siblings clash over whether to accept an apology from the sister's husband, who allegedly cheated. One pushes for reconciliation to save the relationship; the other sees red flags. Their grandfather just died, and grief is making everything harder.
I want a relationship with you, just brother and sister relationship, not brother, sister, Mike.
I understand that.
But for her to be able to do that, you have to also man up and understand this is her husband. So when you say things like, "I can't accept his apology," then all you're doing is you're now making a choice to cause a bigger rift.
You need to understand that the same way that you wanna protect me, he wants to protect me.
Okay, so we don't like each other, but we both have a common goal. But the thing is, is that I don't really think y'all have a reason to not like each other. No, I have to say something. He cheats on my sister. I know, but hold on, but gotta tell you this, that's not your choice. Unless you give it a chance to get to know him, this relationship will always have tension.
It just never seemed good. There's been tons of red flags with this guy.
It's not your choice. Ever since our grandfather passed away, she's went down the slope. I could tell you, you could tell me a million things right now. It's not your choice. I know it's not. It's her choice.
Yeah, right. It's her choice.
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