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This story is from the entitled Parents Subreddit from Nervous Bumble B144 and does come

with an update and it's titled Entitled Aunt Stole Ashes. When I-20 female was a kid, my beautiful

great-aunt Beth sadly passed away from aggressive cancer. She was cremated and my mother was

given a small pendant with her ashes in it.

Due to some messy family problems, Beth stated that she never wanted any of her ashes to go to my great-grandmother, 80 female.

It is important to note that great-grandma, despite being a literal millionaire, refused to help pay for Beth's cancer treatments because she should have married a richer man.

It's common in my family to pass the pendant around as a token of strength, which is why I thought

nothing of it when my aunt Kathy 40 female asked to borrow the pendant, which was in my care.

She said her doctor thought she had cancer and she wanted to wear it for the biopsy. I didn't think twice before I gave it to her.

Two weeks later, she returns the pendant, and I noticed a large glob of super glue on top of the screw that seals the ashes in the pendant.

I brought this up to my mom, who suggested that I tried to open it.

I tried, but the screw was super glued into the pendant

and I didn't have the tools to get it out without damaging the necklace. We brought it up to

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