My MIL changed my alarm before my final exam to “teach me a lesson.” Oh, she regretted it.

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She kept acting as if it was ME who’d hurt her feelings and traumatized her by “yelling.”

So, I waited. Patiently. To get back at her.

When I got home, my MIL Lydia smirked: “ONE LITTLE TEST WON’T MATTER WHEN YOU HAVE BABIES TO WORRY ABOUT.”

So two nights later, I RESET every clock in the house three hours ahead. At midnight, her alarm went off. By 1 a.m.

she was racing to the airport, convinced her flight was in an hour. By 1:15, my phone blew up with her furious voicemails:

“YOU DID THIS, DIDN’T YOU?!” I slept like a baby. When I finally replied at 8 a.m., all I wrote was: “Oh no!

I thought you liked surprises… after how you helped me with mine.” Lydia hasn’t crossed me since.