<human>: My wife, Laura,  and I have been married for 2 years, together for 5 total, friends for 10. She is kind, considerate, and caring. We never argue, the sex is amazing, and she tells me how happy she is.

But during the year, she found out her best friend from cosmetology school is moving to Hawaii from Florida, and they decided she would drive down after the semester ends so they could spend time together before Jenn moves across the globe.

So my wife was saving and scrimping and making lists for months when I said, "I have vacation saved up." She looked at me and said, "Okay! I'll ask Jen if there's room! If not, we'll do a hotel or AirBnB so we can still go." I told her it wasn't necessary.

Long story short, there's room and I'm going. My wife seems thrilled and keeps wanting to talk about what to do besides a theme park when we are there. 

When I asked her why she didn't invite me along in the first place, she told me, "I just didn't think you'd want to go and I forgot your vacation time was coming."

She doesn't seem upset by the change, but happy. Am I overreacting in my worry that I shoehorned in on it?

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: Wife is going on vacation. I invited myself. Do you think I ruined her plans or am I overreacting?