I bought a smart TV and everyone knows how costly a smart TV is these days. I have good relationship with my next door neighbor but though he's a very nice guy but he has a flaw which is that he lies a lot. He's single.

He had a small get together in his mini flat so he begged to use my sitting room cos its bigger. I let him and went about my job.

I rarely watch my TV cos I'm very busy with work and come back late tired, eat, shower, browse and sleep. So it was only a week later that I finally got the chance to switch on my TV and behold its damaged and can't display anymore. I never allowed anyone in my sitting room except the day my neighbor used it which is about a week ago. I also live alone for a month now and never had visitors of any kind.

I'm filled with madness but don't know exactly how to confront him since he codedly never told me. My main worry is that he will outrightly lie and deny it even if I confront him.

What would you do in my situation??

You really tried, leaving your house ( privacy) for crowd without staying there, your neighbour get liver also ( olojukokoro, what type of gathering using someone's room, why not rent chairs outside) what if something get stolen how would you know? Just take heart, go and repair your TV, it's a great lesson for you next time

you already did the mistake of leaving your sitting room for a liar.

you have to tell him,
if he agrees to take responsibility for it, you can share the cost of repair with him(if you want),
if he denies been responsible for it, just go and fix your TV yourself.

and get sense

anthonyuncle:
you already did the mistake of leaving your sitting room for a liar.

you have to tell him,
if he agrees to take responsibility for it, you can share the cost of repair with him(if you want),
if he denies been responsible for it, just go and fix your TV yourself.

and get sense

I would've said thanks but for your rude unnecessary last sentence.

Mmadu2:


I would've said thanks but for your rude unnecessary last sentence.

you need it

anthonyuncle:


you need it

You need it more cos you don't have any.