Hey, Hey Waffle Gang, I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out

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Now before we do get into today's first story, it is one that we've read

in the past. It does have a new update as well. So we'll be covering the previous posts and then

going on to that new update. So if you want to use the time stamps to skip the previous parts,

please feel free to do so. That's what they're there for. And it's from sad dad throwaway who says, my son stole his dead mother's ring for his

girlfriend, and now he won't talk to me after making him return it. To say I was mad as hell

would be an understatement. I, 46 male, have a son Jake, 23 male and fake name. Jake was a good

kid growing up, so him doing this was a complete shock to me.

I have a daughter too, Amber, 16 female, and also fake name. When my wife passed away from

COVID nearly two years ago, she already had a will in place. She was immunocompromised due to a prior

condition she was diagnosed with a decade before she passed.

She made sure she had a will set just in case anything happened to her.

Instead, Will, she divided her assets between our children, and Jake got his cut as he was already 21.

He used that money to put a down payment on a condo, and he also got his mother's car.

But the will stated that my daughter was to get all of my wife's jewelry.

That included a vintage gold ring with a diamond that had a light blue sapphire on each side of it.

That ring has been passed down for generations in my wife's family.

It was originally her grandmother's wedding band. Her husband was a

jeweler and handcrafted the ring for her himself. It was passed down to my wife's mother when her

grandmother died and then to my wife herself when her mother passed. It along with the other jewelry was all to go to my daughter.

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