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mickey1501

Update on To call or Not to call

17 years ago

I called and spoke with Tiffany's mom after work yesterday. I told her that I wasn't sure what all Tiffany had said, but I wanted to call her to set the record straight on what I was told was going on, and to let her know that I'm not a parent that lets kids run around at all hours of the night, and that Alysssa and I were both in belief that Tiffany had gone home with her sick. I told her that had I known that Tiffany "had gotten sick" I would have brought her home myself. And I told her that I told Alyssa from now on I need to be told if anyone is leaving early so that I know and see who they are leaving with. She told thank you for calling, and that she didn't blame me at all, and apologized for Tiffany lying to Alyssa and me. She also told me that she has talked to the mother of the girl that picked up Tiffany. She also asked me about whether Tiff and Alyssa had actually babysat earlier that night, which they did, and I assured her that I had seen them picked up and brought home by friend's of ours who they babysat for.

As for Alyssa knowing what she was going on, she did not. She was angry at Tiffany for lying to her when she found out. I'm not suspicious of her actions at all. She's my kid and I trust her and that's my call.

As for how Tiffany was caught. When she came home, she was dropped off in a pickup truck. Tiffany's mom said "That's not Alyssa's mom's car" and Tiffany said it was Alyssa's brother's. Her mom said I'll call Alyssa's mom and ask and Tiffany knew she was busted and came clean.

My reason for posting was because I wasn't sure if it wold do more harm than good to call, and wondered what other parents here at the KT would do in the situation. I thank you all for your views and advice and considered everything said before I called her.

Tammy

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