Ever had a roommate who wanted to take everything but the kitchen sink when they moved out? Well, this story is about a tenant, Hannah, who happens to be the landlord’s daughter, and her plans to move to a new apartment. The twist? She wants to take most of the living room and kitchen furniture with her, leaving her roommates in a bind. But when one of the roommates decides to take matters into their own hands and contact the landlord (aka Hannah’s dad), things get a little heated. Let’s dive into the drama!
Meet Hannah, the Landlord’s Daughter
New Tenant Incoming!
Hannah’s Big Plan ️
Silent Treatment
Emailing the Landlord
Hannah’s Furious Reaction
Limited Takeaway
“You Went Behind My Back!” ️
Feeling Guilty?
When Roommates Clash Over Furniture
In a whirlwind of roommate drama, Hannah, the landlord’s daughter, plans to take most of the living room and kitchen furniture with her when she moves out. The problem? Her roommates pay extra for a fully furnished apartment. So, one roommate decides to email the landlord (Hannah’s dad) to discuss the situation, and Hannah is furious! She accuses the roommate of going behind her back and ruining her move because she can’t afford new furniture. Now, the roommate is left wondering if they should have handled things differently. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this sticky situation…
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