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wow, that is quite the drama playing out. I would tell her once she gets settle in England he can send the dog but it sounds like this is not going to work out and the dog will never have to make the trip.Oh, wanna hear something funny and rather sad at the same time? My faithless DIL's new amour may be a teenage boy, LOL. My son has a friend in England who saw a photo of the guy and said, "you see that shirt? That's a high school graduation shirt that says 2014. Here in England, we graduate at 15". O. M. G. The "daughter" may be his little sister! He apparently told my son's soon-to-be ex that his mother lives in some mansion, which sounds like something a teenager would brag to someone, and my son got the address. It's a duplex in London. Also, I not sure how he knows, but the guy lives with his mother. Yikes!
Something else weird-she is flying into Liverpool, not London for some unknown reason. That's a couple hundred miles away from where he supposedly lives. She's being played by some teenager, I bet, and being a game for him and his buddies. Her racy photos are probably being viewed by a bunch of teen boys. Sounds like they're lying to each other and she's going to be the one on the short end of the stick, rather apropos, I'd say.
Second thing-I kept saying he needs to hide Ghost, the dog she wants to take overseas. She has all the paperwork and stuff needed. Well, my son found out where she keeps it. He said when she takes her shower the morning she is flying out, he'll take the pet passport and paperwork and just go off to work. She'll have to decide to go without the dog if he pulls that off.
What I hope is when she gets there and realizes she's been scammed, she won't call my son crying how she's made a mistake, blah, blah, blah. I hope he'll change his phone number and not give it to anyone she would be likely to call to ask for it. Better yet, sell the house and move!
Her best friend called my son today. She said, "What's happened to Shea? She's not the same person I know". Odd, that. She's doing exactly what I thought she'd do 19 years ago. I just didn't think she'd waste so much of my son's life before she did it.
***adding that maybe he should actually take the dogs, not just the passport papers, and leave that day. She may fly into a rage and let them out into the street. He'd say she'd never do that, but this is a deranged person we're dealing with now.