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Input: I feel like I would be the asshole so I’ve already cancelled but I’m hoping against hope.

First I’ll go over what the living conditions are like.

We have a two-story house. Upstairs I have two rooms (my bedroom and a second bedroom that I’ve turned into “my living room” + a bathroom) I have the upstairs to myself and stay up there most days.

My grandparents live downstairs. When my friends come over they often see them once when they first come in (because to get upstairs you have to go through the living room) but then they don’t see them after that until they leave.

So on Tuesday my grandfather was hospitalized with an aortic aneurysm. He is set for surgery later today, and I’m not sure when he’ll be home. On Sunday I generally have a DnD game. So I was wondering if I should cancel or not. On one hand, I want him to be comfortable when he does get home and not have a bunch of random people running around upstairs &amp; possibly stressing him out, but on the other we’ll be upstairs so I’m not sure if it’d matter. 

It’d only be three extra people so it’s not like I’m throwing a party.

having friends over two days after my grandpa's surgery