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Date Posted: 02:30:33 05/20/08 Tue
Author: Rana
Subject: Re: What do you think?
In reply to: iteo 's message, "Re: What do you think?" on 22:42:51 05/19/08 Mon

>Hi Rana
>
>This may be too late, but perhaps you should confront
>her, but also be willing to forgive it.
>
>She may feel deeply ashamed.
>
>Once confronted, she may deny it. If she denies it,
>perhaps listen to her defense and if it falls short,
>then you have your answer.
>
>But if she admits to it, she may turn over a new leaf.
>Some of the best people have been driven to do things
>they wished they hadn't. She may even become a truly
>trusted member of the family.
>
>IF the situation has already been dealt with - can you
>tell us the outcome?
>
>Good luck!


Thanks Tom,

I confronted her, and the situation was very odd. She seemed shocked. For a moment I thought (wished?) I was wrong and I expected her to defend herself but she didn't. She didn't admit to it, nor denied it. She was silent all the time .. I couldn't tell if she was shocked that I would accuse her of theft or because she was caught! I told her I was sure because I counted the money before and after, and her response was.... “how much were missing?”! .. just that.. that's all what she had to say. No "I didn't do it” nor "are you sure?" nor anything ... She was blank.

I thought I would take the discussion further and I told her that I wanted her to think of any other explanation why the coins were missing.. she remained silent.. I said: Did you take them? she said only one word: No!
I wish she said something like "never" or "You know I wouldn't do something like that" or anything... but all she said was a cold "No".

I told her I won't be able to use her services anymore as I can't go to work/ university with my mind continuously thinking what would I find missing when I come back home... all she said was "yes, you're right"

The strange thing is that after I had said that, I went to bring her that day's fare and when I came back she had changed her clothes into the work clothes and wanted to start cleaning the house! She seemed like a hypnotized person. I told her she can't work for me anymore.. she said "ok, then", changed her clothes, took the money said "Bye" and left.

I was deeply affected by this issue, both emotionally and practically. I think about her all the time and wish she had proven me wrong in any way. You know the feeling of someone when they break up with their boy/girlfriend? this is how I feel currently. I keep wishing she would call, apologize, and come back and that we would turn over a new leaf, as you said, and forget all about the old one.

My "messy" house needs her badly, and things are becoming worse everyday although I am doing my best to do the house work and my kids are trying to help. And I miss her, as a person. She is so sweet, and caring. She used to ask me if I had something beside coffee before going to work, something my own kids wouldn't think of asking.

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