My Brother Makes Our Grandma Do Everything around the House — When I Saw Her Washing the Floors I Taught Him a Lesson

When Mike’s careless attitude toward his elderly grandmother reaches a boiling point, his sister Mia devises a cunning plan to teach him a lesson. What starts as a simple party quickly unravels, exposing family tensions and leaving Mike humiliated in front of friends and family.

Mia’s grandmother had moved into Mike’s house a few months ago. Despite her back problems, she cooked, cleaned, and did laundry while Mike did nothing to help. One evening, Mia asked Mike to have a small party, which he agreed to, thinking it would be a good way to see old friends.

On the day of the party, Mia dirtied all of Mike’s clothes and messed up the house. When guests arrived, Mike noticed the chaos. “Grandma, did you forget to clean up?” he muttered. The room fell silent as everyone watched. One of the old teachers, Mr. Parker, shook his head. “Mike, you should be ashamed. She’s your grandmother, not your maid.” Humiliated, Mike stomped upstairs and locked himself in his room.

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