If we consider this phrase, it could be that he surreptitiously incorporated some information into the stories about your wife. It might be a piece of information that he wanted others to know but didn't want to be too blatant about. For instance, if there was a particular event that your wife was involved in and he had some inside knowledge, he could have slipped that detail into the stories in a way that made it seem like a natural part of the narrative. However, without more context, it's difficult to be certain exactly what was slipped in and why.
It could mean he secretly introduced something (like an idea or a small object) into the stories about your wife. Maybe he added a false detail or a new element without permission.
Well, 'he slipped it in' might imply that he subtly inserted something into the tales related to your wife. For example, if it's in the context of a group sharing stories, he might have added a bit of gossip or a made - up incident about her without being obvious at first. It could also be something positive like a compliment that he managed to include in an unexpected way in the stories.
Well, perhaps it refers to an object or an event. Say, a small memory or an item that unexpectedly found its way into the story about his wife while he was telling it. It might be something like a little joke that he didn't plan on saying but just came out as part of the story.
First, you should find out exactly what 'it' is. If it's something inappropriate or false, you can calmly correct the person and set the record straight.
It could mean a story where a wife made a mistake or had a slip - up. Maybe she accidentally revealed a secret, or made an error in judgment in a particular situation.
Well, it might be that your friend has a collection of anecdotes about your wife. For example, he might know some funny things she did at a party they both attended, or he could have stories about how she helped him out in a difficult situation. It doesn't necessarily mean anything inappropriate. It could just be normal experiences that he holds as stories related to her.
It could mean that he had a strong influence or control over the stories related to one's wife. Maybe he was always the central figure or had a powerful say in how the stories about the wife were told.
Perhaps she has a collection of stories that are all about evening the score in different scenarios. For example, stories where a wronged person manages to make things right again. It could also be that she has come across stories where people ensure equality or balance in relationships or situations within the story.
It might mean he's interested in you. Maybe he likes you and wants to know more about your life through your stories.
She might be referring to stories where characters are in situations of being tied up in a non - literal sense, like in adventure or mystery stories where someone is trapped or restricted. For example, in a detective story, a victim could be tied up in a basement waiting to be rescued.
It could mean that your wife took some stories about his cat. Maybe his cat had some interesting adventures, and your wife got those stories from him, perhaps to share with others or just for her own amusement.
It's a rather unclear statement. 'NG' could potentially mean 'not good' in this context. Maybe it means your wife stripped in a situation that was not appropriate in relation to stories involving friends. But it's very ambiguous without more context.