
03/25/2025
AFTER OUR MOM'S DEATH, MY SISTER CLAIMED I HAD NO RIGHT TO THE INHERITANCE WHILE PULLING OUT SOME OLD DOCUMENTS – BUT IN THE END, SHE DEEPLY REGRETTED IT. My mother raised two daughters: me and my sister, Barbara. She was blonde, blue-eyed, and beautiful, just like my mother. Meanwhile, I was the odd one out. Dark hair, dark eyes — I never really looked like them. But I never questioned it. I loved my mother. She was my world. So when she got sick, I was the one who put my life on hold to take care of her because Barbara was too busy "chasing her dreams" of becoming an actress and had lots of auditions, producers to meet, etc. But then our mom passed away, and after the funeral, we met with my mom's lawyer. Barbara walked in like she owned the place, a smug smile on her face. The lawyer pulled out the official will, but before he could even read it, Barbara reached into her designer bag and pulled out a yellowed, folded piece of paper. "Before you read that," she said, "I have something interesting to share. The thing is that Charlotte WON'T GET A DIME. Look what I found in Mom's drawer when I was searching for her jewelry." She slid the paper across the table to me. ⬇️