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I just had to get ugly . There's been a shift, that we knew was coming. Without telling Tiffany anything, because she was supposed to stay with him this week, her dad is off to Florida tomorrow. Florida sister is doing exactly what Tiffany thought, and he done told her to find them a house, and he'd pay for it. She'd heard something from her twin, but Florida sister's son stopped by here telling her the details. Tiffany has been upset since she found out he was going, cause she wanted to be with him this week. She thought it was just for a week until the nephew came by. She was upset of course, mostly at her dad for not telling her, and was crying telling him that. Which led to the sister (his mom) being brought up, and the medical records. I was trying to stay out of it, but he got loud with her, so I flipped. I was pretty calm until I said his papa knew how fragile Tiffany was, and could have manned up and told her himself, especially since he told her she could stay with him. Her nephew tried to get bad, telling me I better check myself , if I'm gonna say that. I asked him check what? How I'd hide something like that from the one kid of mine that gave up time with her family to stay, because he couldn't handle being alone? I was almost mad. When I first went in there, I told him to shut up, they were done talking, and told Tiffany to go to our room. I told him they could chase money, but cancer killed her, not the Dr, and none of them are going to be getting anything from her. I did get civilized, and I told him I can understand his papa wanting to get away. I can sincerely relate, but I told him I can't relate to hiding something like that from my daughter. Rationally, I get it. I get everyone is emotional, I get his mom has filled his head with crap, and out of the bunch, he's the best one, so I don't want to kill him . That said, I let him understand that Tiffany is fragile, and if her dad doesn't have it in him to tell her, then he doesn't need to be talking to her about it.