Think Twice Before Opening Your Door: Guests Who Caused Chaos

It’s fun to hang out with family or friends, but having them over can sometimes be difficult—especially when guests don’t know how to behave in someone else’s home.

Have you ever had a bad experience after letting someone stay at your place?

The Story:
A friend came to visit me unexpectedly. She had a backpack and stayed for less than 10 minutes. She stole a pair of new boots I had just bought and kept in my bedroom closet.

A few days later, I went to her work without telling her, and she looked very nervous. That’s when I realized she had my new boots. I asked if they were mine, but she denied it. I was so sad to find out she had stolen from me.

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