The Redditor shared a story about his stepson, his daughter, and her book collection. OP has a 12-year-old daughter who is into collecting old children's books. His 16-year-old stepson, Levi who, OP says, can be a bit of a brat. Levi loves to torment Susan and tosses items that belong to OP and their family over a small quarrel. He refers to her as "grandma" since she reads excessively. And when his stepson ruined his daughter's book collection, he yelled at him and refused to let his stepson return home. Scroll down to check out the whole story and let us know your thought.
Later on, the OP added an edit to say that this wasn't the first time he'd had an issue with Levi's dad for protecting Levi from punishment:
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Here's what other Redditors said:
Levi owes Susan a sincere apology as well as further protection.
Source: Mera1506
Levi should be aware that this is not the way to treat others. He's almost an adult who doesn't know how to respect others' boundaries
Source: FreeFortuna
If monetary compensation is included, is it possible that the biological father will stop siding with his destructive son?
Source: boscabruiscear
Levi is a minor, so you can't fight against him
Source: sraydenk
Levi requires more than a stern talking-to
Source: bluebird2019xx
The OP's daughter comes first; he shouldn't let Levi get away with this to show her
Source: that-bro-joshy
Susan is the one who is being victimized; Levi is not the one who is in desperate need of sympathy
Source: Horror_Jellyfish1233
Good for the OP for sticking to his guns
Source: throw4privacy5
"Why doesn't he discipline his own son when he's over his house"
Source: wet_nib811
You simply cannot let this go
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"This is a hill to die on"
Source: RedditUser123234