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I, 25 male, refused to forgive my family sisters, 33 female, 31 female, and my parents, 63 female and 60 male,

until they pay me back my inheritance they spent on

themselves i 25 male am the youngest of three siblings 33 female and 31 female my parents 63

female and 60 male are owners of a grocery store that was passed down

through my father's side of the family for generations.

My grandparents on both my dad and mum's side left me and my siblings each a college

slash trust fund of 100K.

Each of my sisters blew through their money and dropped out of college.

Both of them became single mothers to my three nieces,

10 female, 8 female and 7 female,

and came back to work for my parents' store.

I was the only kid who didn't work for my parents' business,

as I got a job as a landscaper for the summers and after school throughout my entire high school

years and saved up about 20K. I got accepted into college on a partial scholarship and I was

beyond thrilled because I knew I had a great opportunity to leave college debt free and own my own home

by the time I was 22. Just as my sisters did when they turned 18,

I asked my parents to turn over access to the trust, as I wanted to have the money under my

control, just like my sisters did. That's when my parents told me we would discuss this at

dinner tonight. So at the dinner, my whole family was there including my nieces.

When it was time to talk about my trust, my dad and mom asked me if I would consider

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