My Son Sent Me A Bottle Of Whiskey For My Birthday, But I Gave Them To His FIL Then…

My son sent me a bottle of whiskey for my seventieth birthday. A Macallan 25. Beautiful amber liquid in a crystal decanter, the kind of gift that screams luxury and affection. Except for one small detail. My son knows I haven't touched a drop of alcohol in ten years because of my heart condition. He knows that with the cocktail of medications I take daily, one stiff drink could stop my heart cold. I didn't drink it. Instead, I did something I thought was kind. I rewrapped it and sent it to his father in law, Robert. The next day, when my son called and asked if I enjoyed the first glass, I told him the truth. I told him I gave it away. The silence on the other end of the phone wasn't just awkward. It was terrified. That was the moment I realized my son hadn't sent me a gift. He had sent me an executioner. Before I tell you how a bottle of whiskey started a war in my family, please like and subscribe if you have ever had to watch your back around the people who are supposed to have your back. Let me know in the comments where you are listening from.


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