Loved ones leave behind all different kinds of belongings when they pass. It's a rite of passage for anyone nearing the end of their life. Does little Johnny inherit the family home? Does cousin Jill get cut out of the will because she never cared to visit you in the hospital? At the end of the day, the person who owns the assets gets to decide what to do with them so long as they're of sound mind. If they fail to finalize a will, that's a different story, which you can read about here.
But what happens when you receive what was rightfully left to you in someone's will, and then, your family decides to donate it without your consent? You'd probably be fuming and demand they get it back, right?
The woman in the story you're about to read does exactly that when her parents donate a piano that her late grandmother left her. The parents claim that the piano was sitting in the basement, unused, though the woman begs to differ. The parents donated the instrument to their local church, so the woman decides to take it up with the pastor. Scroll below to continue reading the story.
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