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She was able to put all of that aside and be there for Jenny after her dad’s passing. But then, not too long ago, she was surprised when a company reached out to her about her dad’s will.
Jenny had insisted her dad did not have a will, and she never challenged Jenny since she figured she knew best as she was married to him.
She asked Jenny for a copy of her dad’s will and was ignored. Then her brother called her up, upset and puzzled.
He also had reached out to Jenny about the will, and as soon as he did, Jenny freaked out on him and screamed that he can’t make a claim for the will since it will ruin their family and she will need to hurry up and find a job.
“Jenny didn’t work, understandably, when Dad was ill, but he died over a year ago, and she hasn’t worked since,” she said.
“Our sisters are independent; they cook, walk to school, and have a key. She could work if she wanted to and did full-time before Dad was ill.”
“Jenny messages calling us greedy. Say how traumatic Dad’s illness was for her and our sisters (as if it wasn’t for us) and that if we took the money we’re stealing…as “adult children,” it’s odd to think we’re entitled to anything from Dad. I nearly cry when I see her message.”
Her brother mentioned it all seemed strange and he suspects Jenny is hiding their inheritance from them.
They both have still not seen a copy of the will, so they don’t know if they have anything to inherit at all.
“If Jenny had come to us and asked for our inheritance if she was struggling, we would have helped,” she added.
Since Jenny is saying things like there is no will and they’re not in it, that makes her and her brother want to know what Jenny is hiding.
