Mother's Day aftermath

Drama Queen bought me some flowers for Mother's Day, after work on Saturday. She also made dinner for me,which was much appreciated as I'd had to fly oop north on business and had been up since 4.30 am.

On Tuesday morning, said flowers had died. They are supposed to last for seven days, not just over two. She took them back after school, with the receipt. Snotty, jumped-up assistant manager refused a refund. He claimed she should have brought the wrapper back. Do you keep the wrapper and the receipt for your flowers on the off-chance that they might die within seven days? Of course you don't.

I went in the next day and sorted it out. As any adult would. But why should she be discriminated against because she's just fifteen?

ps They had a mountain of profiteroles reduced to 50p, so we gobbled most of them down for our tea.