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Now, today's first story comes from the Am I the Arsoul Here subreddit.

From a throwaway account who says,

Am I the asshole here for wanting to keep the inheritance I may receive from my mum's college friend.

I, 30 male, have had the weirdest couple of months of my life. My mom's 61

female friend Gary, 60-ish male, recently passed away. And to my surprise, he left me all his

property in my name and his will. In context, I'm married to Hannah 28 female and we have a two year old toddler.

We are not wealthy but both Hannah and I have good jobs and working towards building a good

life for us and our kid.

About two months ago, an estate attorney sent a letter to our house stating that Gary

had passed away and I was named in his will. This came as a shock as we had not seen Gary and his family for years.

The only memory I have of Gary was from when I was a kid.

His son Jason, late 20s male and I were friends and our families were pretty close.

Gary and my mom were college friends and they would come to our house for dinners or parties.

Jason and I were of similar age and I remember Jason following me around the house and has playing

video games in my room while the grown-ups had fun downstairs. When I was around 10, they moved

out of our town and I never saw them again. This is the first time in years

I've thought about Gary or Jason. I initially thought the letter was a scam, but after reading

Gary's name on the letter, I called my mom to ask if it was the same Gary who was her friend.

She confirmed that the name was the same. I decided to schedule a Zoom call from

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