Sabine Surveillance

My story about the name Sabine is dedicated to my aunt Sabine Köngeter. She is my father's younger sister and currently lives in New York. In 2010, I attempted to relocate to New York, and she allowed me to remain in her apartment. She and her husband, Peter Kelch, occupy two residences in Union Square. They spent the summer in the Catskills, so I had my own place. One day, her husband Peter visited Manhattan, and I decided to prepare dinner for him. I also asked my Jewish friend Zaza, whom I knew from Düsseldorf, to supper. She was assisting me in settling in New York, and Peter and Zaza were getting along well. The next day, Sabine called and was furious that I had brought people to the apartment. She even kicked me out, forcing me to live with a gay Mexican in Chinatown. After becoming despondent, he exiled me to Queens with his non-English speaking Mexican pals. After analyzing Sabine's abandonment, I wondered if there were surveillance cameras in the flats. She might have noticed homosexual males come to her flat for sex dates with me. I encountered the same thing with my younger brother's girlfriend in Texas. What is your story about unknown surveillance,  and the name Sabine?