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Coming from the entitled people subreddit, it was suggested to me over on Twitter from

Dragon Red X, who says, my aunt stole my inheritance. Then karma struck and her life fell apart.

Sorry if anything is misspelled, I have horrific dyslexia.

My aunt was one of two kids my grandparents had. My mother was the polar opposite to my aunt.

She worked from the age of 12 in my grandfather's shop, never asked for anything, and eventually

managed to start her own business. My aunt never held down a job till the age of 26,

was constantly stealing from her parents and was constantly in trouble. Despite this, my

aunt was spoiled by my grandmother, and so were her kids. She had three kids from three different

men, and her first husband was not one of them, if you know what I mean. It didn't matter what my aunt or her kids did.

My grandmother would always jump to their defense.

She never had time for my mom and her kids unless it was to get something from us.

The only reason my mom would visit her was because she loved my grandfather.

My grandfather passed away in 2004 and a few months after my nan

decided to write up a new will. My mother and my aunt were both present for it when she signed

it, so they knew what was in it. It made it so that when she passed away, her home would be sold

in the money split 25% each to my mum and aunt and the remaining 50% would go evenly

to the grandkids. At the time the home was worth more than 500,000 pounds. So it would be a

nice little inheritance, but nothing life-changing. In 2010, when my mom died after an accident,

it did not have a current will in place, as she no longer had

her business and was renting a house.

She didn't have anything of much monetary value.

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