My step mom found out I got drunk
So I am 17. Before I begin please do not lecture me about how I shouldn’t me drinking at my age and how I am irresponsible. I already know that and not that it really matters but I was in the safety of my own home, I didn’t drive, I was with my close friend and I was only tipsy.
Anyway, my friend brought vodka from her dads house over to my house because my parents were out of town. The only people who were home were my step siblings. That night my friend took the vodka filled water bottle and made us some mixed drinks. My step brother ended up joining in. All of us were only tipsy and that was that. Then we went to bed.
The next day I asked if my friend could stay over again. My step mom responded
“Yes that’s fine
If your planing on indulging in any alcohol tonight DO NOT be driving around anywhere
Stay home!”
I was so confused! I cannot for the life of me understand how she found out.
Today she confronts me and says she knows. At first I denied it to see how much she knew but she 100% knew. So I fessed you within 30 seconds.
She said neither her or my dad were mad but she told me she didnt want me going down the same alcoholic path my family went down. And she didn’t want me drinking and driving. She even said If I NEEDED to drink i could if I stayed home with someone I trusted. Not that I would take her up on it.
I told her I would be safe and that was that.
I did however ask how she knew and she said she wouldn’t tell me. I asked her if she looked at the cameras and she said no technology was involved! (Even though we didn’t do anything suspicious on camera)
I asked her if someone snitched and she said no.
I asked her if she was a physic and she said no.
I asked her if she didn’t know for sure until I told her and she told me she knew as soon as it happened.
I need help guys! Does ANYONE have ANY idea how she knew! It’s eating me up inside and i have really bad anxiety (diagnosed) so I can’t stop thinking about it! Feel free to ask for more information ;-;
Thank you for helping,
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