Some people never forget the bad things that were done to them and the people who did these things.

This man was kicked out of a party during his University years by a female student who was a year behind him.

Fast forward to eight years later, and they meet again at a reunion party. How will they treat each other this time?

Read the story below for all the details!

Petty revenge

When I was at my second year of University, my buddy managed an apartment building.

Some of his tenants were having a party and invited him, and he invited me.

I was from a smaller city, about 75 miles away from Minneapolis.

This young man noticed a particular group of friends.

I recognized some of the people hosting the party as being from my hometown.

They were a year behind me and not in the same social group.

But whatever… It’s university, right?

I could tell that this one particular woman was the ringleader, and the others were all dudes, all of whom I recognized.

She heard the leader of the group say that he doesn’t belong in the party.

So, my friend steps out to get something from his apartment, and she tells her friends to kick me out of the party.

To clarify, I never said a word to any of these people in my life, and vise versa.

I was in the stoner group, and they were whatever they were.

I didn’t mention it to my friend. I just let it slide.

After 8 years, he attended their class reunion.

Fast forward eight years, I’m back home at my 10-year reunion, having a good time.

And I see the queen bee at my reunion.

When she walks off and is alone for a bit, I walk over.

And say, “Hey, I don’t know if you remember me, but you kicked me out of a party once for basically no reason. Do you remember that?”

He did the same thing to her and kicked her out of the party.

She said she had problems with alcohol and apologized.

I said, “Yeah, I know you were in the class behind me by a year. And I don’t really think you belong here because this isn’t your class and I think YOU should leave!”

She broke down at that point and probably accepted what a horrible person she was to me.

I don’t know if she changed or not, but revenge was a dish served cold that day.

That was the perfect role reversal situation!

Let’s find out how other people reacted to this story on Reddit.

This user admits they like the story,

This one loves the revenge 8 years in the making.

This person shares a short and simple thought.

Finally, here’s an honest opinion from this user.

Sometimes, the best revenge you can do is the same nasty thing they did to you.

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