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My aunt and her husband recently got married. She's very close to me age wise and we grew up very close. Recently her and her husband came back to our hometown from where they lived and worked together to have their marriage ceremony and all.

While they were here, they asked me if they could sleep at my house for a while. I have a one bedroom with my wife and said "sure, if you're ok sleeping on the floor".

3-4 days after the marriage, they suddenly decided to quit the old job, not go back to their rented apartment, the husband moved all their smaller stuff to our house, and they've been living in my living room for about 2 months now. 

I would have been fine with it, but my wife has to see her naked with her husband in our living room every morning, have their stuff all around, and eat our stuff for free. Which again, I'd be fine with, but she put a line in the Sand and basically said it's either them or her. So I asked them to leave as nicely as I could by the end of the week. 

They stopped talking to me as soon as I said that for the entire rest of the week, moved to a place they rented soon after, and they have been telling all my family how horrible my wife has been this whole time. Making my mom give me a very angry call about it. I've tried explaining it to everyone, but they say that since she grew up so close to me she thought she could depend on me like a brother, not to kick her out to the street. 


Am I the asshole here? Should I call them and apologize?

making them leave the house