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Now, our first story does come with an update after it, and it's from Sport Representative

6. And we did cover the story at the time it did come out as well.

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Am I the arselled for refusing to return my late wife's ring to the family?

Throwaway account as the family are on Reddit,

but I really need help. I am so frustrated and confused right now. I female 30 married my wife

female 36 a year ago. We'd been together six years, married for one, before she passed away.

It has been a really rocky time for me and I'm still struggling

but getting there day by day. My wife had been close with her grandmother when she was growing

up and when she passed away her grandmother left a beautiful ring which had been in her family

for generations. My wife used this ring to propose to me and it also became my wedding ring.

I have worn it every day since she gave it to me and it also became my wedding ring. I have worn it every

day since she gave it to me and it's truly my most precious item from her. It feels like she is

always with me and when I look at it, it brings my heart some happiness to remember our time together.

My wife even spent money on the ring to get it restored as it had a few cosmetic faults but by doing

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