When a family member betrays you, you owe them nothing.
The pain of losing a loved one is unmatched by anything else in the world. In the wake of a loved one's passing, however, you might find that other family members begin to show their true colors. Those unvibrant hues, friends, come in second on the emotional pain scale. It's only in the moments when they choose to prioritize monetary assets above a familial bond that you realize you might've mattered to them before, but that bond pales in comparison to their desire for capital.
It's not always that deep, but in this story's case, it is.
What would you do if one of your family members sold a family heirloom that was supposed to be yours? The niece who shares this next story explains that her grandmother's dollhouse was supposed to go to her, but her aunt held onto it, or so she thought. Very soon after her grandma passed, the niece realized that the aunt never intended to hold onto the dollhouse for safekeeping, or had donated it as she said she did. She instead sold it for a grand sum, and now, the niece refuses to share her grandma's secret recipe with her aunt in retaliation…
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