<human>: I live in South Carolina. My landlord lives in Georgia. Recently, I asked my landlord to send out a locksmith as my back door wouldn't actually lock. She usually sends her mother along to handle payment and lock up if I have to leave. She did so again this time. I had to go to a meeting, so I left while he was working. When I returned, there was a hammer on my bedside table with the locksmith's name carved in it. 

Since she was with him the whole time, that means they both entered my bedroom. I feel violated and angry that my personal space was invaded without being asked. Since she a) has a key and b) was granted access to the house by me, I'm not sure if any laws were broken. The SC state tenant act just requires 24 hour notice, but does that extend to all rooms, or just the common living space? Also, how does the fact that she's not the landlord impact legality? Lastly, I'd like to tell my landlord that this happened and made me very uncomfortable. Ideas on how I should say that I'm not OK with her mother going into my bedroom?

Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?
<bot>: My landlord's mom stuck around while a repair was being done and entered my bedroom without permission. Did she break the law?