My entitled mother demanded I hand over my house to her because my little sister is pregnant and needs it more than I do.

I'm a 31 year old male and I have a 28 year old sister that has honestly been the golden child to my mother but not my father for as long as I can remember.

My parents divorced when I was a teenager because my mother cheated with an old high school ex boyfriend and has always been controlling manipulative and narcissistic.

And sadly, my sister was like her little mini-me.

Our mother also seemed to believe that she had total authority over me any time she so much snapped her fingers.

She'd snapped them and order me around like a dog. It was demeaning.

And my sister always backed her up too so no surprise I went to live with my dad full time after our parents split up while my sister stayed with my mom.

The two of them were very alike and both pretty much stopped speaking with my father unless it was about money.

Though I'm more like my dad my father was very business oriented and started teaching me how to do his line of work as soon as I was 16.

I got pretty good at it and after 12 years of working for my father I was made a partner in his company.

Things were great but then about 8 months ago tragedy struck.

My father had become somewhat immunocompromised due to being a heavy smoker for much of his life and he died at only 60 years old after he caught C19.

I met my mother and sister for the first time in years after we had a socially distanced funeral for my father over a video call.

My father was cremated by his own request and buried in a local cemetery so there was no body or casket.

My sister seemed to grieve when my mother looked indifferent the entire time.

Though I honestly was not surprised the last time she saw my father she screamed at him that he owed her more money then threatened to sue him to which he laughed at her.

He paid alimony and child support as long as he was legally mandated to and no more than that.

And he even put $30,000 towards my sister's college fund but 10 years after the divorce he was no longer legally required to send my mom money anymore because of a judge's ruling.

And she's by no means broke.

She works at the same job she has had for nearly three decades fully owns the old family home we used to share and even rents out two of the rooms in it to Airbnb regularly.

She's by no means hurting for money.

Sometime after the funeral my dad's will was read.

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