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I bought the family's dream beach house, but I used my daughter's $85,000 inheritance to do it.

She's mad for some reason.

Am I the a-hole?

Hey, hey, baby girl, baby girl.

Yeah.

I'm giving you a present by taking your money.

Wow. It's like, okay. Hey, you know those earrings you wanted? Yeah. I'm giving you a present by taking your money. Wow.

It's like, it's like, okay, hey, you know those earrings you wanted? Yeah. I got them for you. Wow. But I just took the money out of your purse. Oh, that's so kind of. It's awful. Hey, hey, you know, I try to do my best. Hey, Sam, so I stole your bank account information. Oh, okay. And then I bought a brand new car for you.

Oh, thanks.

That's so farthal. To ride in sometimes while I'm driving to a place with us together. But most of the time, it's just going to be me. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's for both of us. It's for both of us. Like, don't be selfish. Exactly. Like sometimes when sometimes when we hang out like you'll be in the

passenger seat and it's going to feel so good because I spent so much money on it of your money yeah yeah

if your money yeah but you're gonna love it I promise thanks John you're so welcome I 50 female lost

my husband four years ago I also have a 16 year old daughter my late husband left me everything and told me to trust his lawyer.

My husband had worked for 20 years as a doctor and did some minor investing, so I inherited over seven figures.

Damn, O.P's a millionaire.

Good gravy.

A year later, I decided to list our home of 12 years, and I received an offer too good to refuse.

With the inheritance as well as the influx of cash from selling the house, I decided to move my daughter and I to Malibu because we always dreamed of a home next to the beach.

But my husband was exceptionally tight-fisted and called homes their money pits.

I mean, yeah.

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