Before her son Mark’s honeymoon, Carol asked if she could join him and his wife, Jane. Mark agreed, but Jane wasn’t thrilled, even though she reluctantly said it was okay. During the trip, Carol spent most of her time with them, which led to Jane feeling overwhelmed and lacking privacy. Jane eventually expressed her desire for alone time, and Mark spoke to his mom, asking for space. Carol understood and explored on her own. By the end of the trip, the tension between Carol and Jane was clear, and the honeymoon became a memorable but strained experience. It was a lesson in boundaries, learned early in their marriage.
