DNA test proves he is not the father.

Now I'm taking the inheritance part two.

Oh boy.

Part one was a doozy too.

And to catch everyone up, last we left off in part one,

O.P. had named her son Robert V.

fourth to fulfill her husband's grandpa's last wish and secure her son's inheritance,

which was worth millions of dollars.

But now the father-in-law plans to take all that money from O.P.

Son and give it to his own irresponsible son.

But it turns out he's not even really his son.

And Opie has proof.

And that means that O.P.

could maybe get the inheritance worth millions of dollars back for her son.

But we got to find that out in part two here. But before that, we have a quick two minute break from the sponsors that keep the show alive. This is an I-Heart podcast. Guaranteed human. Let's dig into it. Now, Opie writes, I am not rich by any means at all. My parents grew up in poverty and worked their way up to lower middle

class. Wait, you have like, did they have like three houses? This is from, again, a, obviously

husband grew up in this rich family. So he's got stuff. Oh, he's the wife. Right. Yeah. And Opie

did mention earlier that they had for the two houses they bought, they both worked and saved with 100% their own money. Yeah, I forgot about that part too. Yeah. I'm not educated beyond high school and even then I was average at best. I'm neurodivergent like my son, but at a higher functioning level and didn't do well in subjects that did not interest me. My husband and I met in high school at the track field and it was love at first sight. Aw. We've got a little high school sweetheart segue coming up. Pretty cute. His parents did not want us together. I was not the girl they had picked out for him. And I didn't come from the right kind of family or come from the same religious background. My husband knew choosing me was going to make his life harder and he'd have less support. But gosh darn it, he did it anyways. Well, that's what I love love. I love love love. We love love love. Yeah. He lost his college funds, I guess, from that. Wow. Yep. Love has consequences. Love as consequences, ladies and gentlemen.

So he joined the military.

Oh, there you go.

Love as, love, love, love is war.

Love is war.

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