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A woman left Christmas with her future in-laws early after her fiancé’s cruel gift prank. She had saved for months to buy him a PS5, while he, a well-off pediatrician, put little thought into her present—a pack of toothpicks. His younger sister recorded the moment,

 

giggling.Stunned and embarrassed, the woman walked away. Her fiancé later claimed it was a prank suggested by his sister, but she snapped, calling him childish. She left to spend Christmas with her mom, who defended her when his mother blamed her for ruining the holiday. The next day, he brought her real gift and apologized, but she still felt disrespected.

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