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Now, today's first story comes from Comfortable Seat 459 and it says, am I the asshole here? Calling my brother, guys. Now, today's first story comes from Comfortable Seat 4-5-9, and it says,

Am I the Arsul Here? Calling my brother selfish for refusing to split our inheritance with our

step-sister. My father died recently. Left everything to my brother and I. My dad got serious with

my stepmother when I was 11. My dad has raised my step-sister since she was six.

And even though I was 11, I came to see and called my stepmother as my real mom.

And I know my sister feels the same about dad.

When mum died, she left everything to him.

And I don't know why, but dad changed his to leave everything to me and my brother.

My brother and I were always accepted and treated equal by her and her family.

Our grandparents on our side has always treated us equally and definitely included us as equal grandchildren.

Obviously, my sister was really hurt.

She saw him as her real dad and thought he saw us equal. But apparently he didn't. So I tried to talk to my brother and we should give

her her third even if dad didn't include it. He refused because it's not what dad wanted.

She could inherit from the rest of the family and whatnot.

But I think it's unreasonable and unfair.

I mean it includes assets and money originally from Mum.

Plus, Mum's will stated that if Dad died before her, it would be split among us equally.

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