Imagine the rude messages and subs a woman sent to a man she was owing money

Imagine the rude messages and subs a woman sent to a man she was owing money
A woman has been exposed on Twitter for owing a man money and rudely refusing to pay back. 
The rude debtor even went as far as throwing subs at her creditor on Twitter.
She was given a chance to explain her side of the story but she refused.
Screenshots of her chat with her creditor has now been shared and Twitter users are shocked by her behavior.
See screenshots below.

Imagine the rude messages and subs a woman sent to a man she was owing money

Imagine the rude messages and subs a woman sent to a man she was owing money

Imagine the rude messages and subs a woman sent to a man she was owing money

Imagine the rude messages and subs a woman sent to a man she was owing money

Imagine the rude messages and subs a woman sent to a man she was owing money

Imagine the rude messages and subs a woman sent to a man she was owing money

Imagine the rude messages and subs a woman sent to a man she was owing money

Imagine the rude messages and subs a woman sent to a man she was owing money

Imagine the rude messages and subs a woman sent to a man she was owing money

Imagine the rude messages and subs a woman sent to a man she was owing money

Imagine the rude messages and subs a woman sent to a man she was owing money
Imagine the rude messages and subs a woman sent to a man she was owing money

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