Dear Prudence,
I recently bought a rock on eBay for my wife for her birthday (she has an extensive collection). The thing is, my wife has a tendency to find out what I’m going to give her no matter how well I hide her gifts. So I asked my brother-in-law, “Blake,” if I could stash it at his place until it was time, and he agreed. However, his wife found it and thought it was Blake’s anniversary gift to her. Blake went along with it, as he has a habit of forgetting special occasions, and true to form, had failed to buy her something. He reimbursed me for the rock, but that’s not the point. It was a one-of-a-kind item, and I know I have to get my wife something else. Blake is pleading with me not to say anything to my SIL about it, as he doesn’t want to land in the doghouse with her. Is this kind of stunt worthy of me ratting him out?
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