Instructions: Given a post that is a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation and a question asks if AUTHOR, NOBODY, EVERYBODY, or OTHER is wrong in the situation. Answer the question and classify your answers into yes or no.
Input: Is AUTHOR wrong in the post ? POST : Please bear with me, it’s quite long.

A bit of context: I’m in the second to last year of high school. My grandmother, the sweetest person alive, lives in a cottage cottage by the sea but she won’t be there for a couple of weeks in June-July because she’ll be visiting a friend. Since these dates coincide PERFECTLY with the end of our huge national exam, she told me I could invite 4-5 friends to spend a week there to celebrate the end of our exams, which would be the coolest thing (someone would also watch over her house while she’s gone)! 

I have more than 5 friends in my friend group, so I couldn’t invite everyone, and I had to make tough decisions about who I should invite. I was telling them about 1 by 1, telling them not to tell the everyone else to not hurt the feelings of those I couldn’t invite, and then came last weekend. 

I recently got to introduce some of my friends to D&amp;D, they loved it, and told our friends that couldn’t make it. One of the friends I was going to invite has kept asking me when I could host a game for her. We scheduled a game for last Saturday, after she made us reschedule thrice, and at 19h25 (session was at 19h), she sent me a text saying she had forgotten that it was her godmother’s birthday and her family was going out for dinner with her. Normally, I wouldn’t mind too much, it happens, and we still had an awesome evening, but I remembered her using the same excuse before. The same night, there was a party at another guy’s house, some friends had cancelled to go there, which I totally understand, and they told me in advance, so I made the connection quickly. 

Monday I asked about her evening, she said they went to a restaurant and she had a good time. I asked one of the friends who went to the party, he said she showed up around 19h15, and later when I saw the guy throwing the party, I asked him if R had confirmed her presence of just showed up. He said she had confirmed she would go three days earlier. I was quite mad about that. I absolutely understand wanting to go to the party and not some nerdy game, but she was the one to push me to organise the session to introduce HER to the game, made us reschedule thrice, and she lied about it. Just a heads up 30min earlier would’ve been fine, or even at 19h30 if she had said she had gone to the party instead, I wouldn’t have minded. 

I haven’t told her about the trip yet, and I can only invite so many people, I’m considering cutting her out and inviting someone else instead. WIBTA if I did that? Am I being petty and overly salty because she lied to go to a party? She’s usually a good friend, but her pulling off this sort of thing is not unheard of. 

TLDR: Friend asked me to organise a D&amp;D session for her, doesn’t show up and lies about going to another guy’s party, I’m thinking of cutting her out of a holiday, which she doesn’t know about, and inviting someone else because I can’t invite all my friends.
Output:
no