Parents Demand I Forgive My Brother When He Got My Fiancee Pregnant & They Took His Side

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Story Summary :-
The story revolves around a 25-year-old man and his brother. His brother
has always been the golden child of the family and has been spoiled rotten by his parents. His favorite pastime was to trouble OP and steal his belongings. At first, it was just his toys and candies but with age, it escalated into bicycles, electronics, and even girls. Recently, OP's joy at his fiancées pregnancy was shattered when a friend saw her and his brother leaving a hotel together. Suspicious, OP noticed strange behavior between them and demanded a DNA test, revealing his brother was the father. Furious, OP called off the wedding, broke up with his fiancée, and confronted his brother, leading to a physical fight. To OP's shock, their parents sided with his brother, blaming OP for not controlling his fiancée. OP rebuked them, packed his bags, and left.
On vacation, OP found a great job and relocated permanently. Four years later, his parents begged him to return, revealing his brother had tricked them into signing over the house and then threw them out. OP confronted his brother, who refused to take them back but agreed to give them some money. However, they discovered his wife had taken all their money and disappeared, leaving him with their baby. Furious, the brother called the police but threw OP and their parents out.
OP refused to take his parents in, and they ended up in a public old age home. Days later, his brother called, saying his wife sold the house, and he was homeless. OP offered to help the baby get into foster care on the condition his brother never contacted him again. In the end, the baby was taken into foster care, the brother ended up on the streets, and the parents suffered in the old age home. OP started a new life, free from his family's toxic influence.
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[@Mama_Bear_of_3]

I just listened to a similar story on r/girl. The younger brother cheated with the older brother's fiance. The younger brother and girl got engaged. His entire family turned their backs on the couple. They refused to go to the wedding, refused to have anything to do with them, and Grandpa even cut his grandson out of the will and gave the younger brother's inheritance to the older brother. This is how a family comes together when a person does such a heinous act against their sibling or other family member.

[@loganphillips2166]

Ha, maybe he should be thanking the brother after all. The brother really threw himself on a grenade.

[@Letha-AnnCooper]

I so enjoy your narrative. Well read Mr R. Brother needs to press charges against his wife for forgery. If the house was in both their names she couldn’t have sold it without permission and a signature.

[@aleksandarvil5718]

The World's Smallest Violins 👌🎻👌🎻👌 for _"parents"_ & _sibling_ 😒 😂😂😂😂

[@robertx8020]

It's just ashame that his ex didn't get Karma She got all the money so het life is (most likely) great

[@stephenstevens6573]

Glad you are back!!!

[@jesscadrod4218]

What about the parents other son?

[@kla631]

And he's back.

[@TaraRios-s3w]

Op take it from someone who knows it's a great when someone else takes out your garbage for you as your ex was trash in the end

[@TaraRios-s3w]

Ops brother is an idiot Jenna probably tricked him into signing off on it

[@amberleeannalee1999]

My brother would snap my cassette tapes and boom boxes from me right in front of me. I didn’t back down and I taught him a few lessons despite my mom being protective. U can’t be the bigger person ever or they have no consequences

[@suzismith9011]

Hi all 👋👋

[@devonniewalker2675]

Absolute Karma

[@e.d972]

Yep, he's back. 🎉👏

[@blessedone1620]

Yea Mr Reddito!!! Happy to see your face. ❤

[@outstretchedwings]

This brother is the epitome of the phrase "how you meet them is how you lose them".

[@amyrobles4780]

Great story

[@TheAstroflight]

No other mention of the *older* *brother* who emigrated to 🇬🇧, other than he exists. I am guessing that brother saw how it was while he was growing up, that he was probably ignored as well, and just worked through it determined to flee that hell hole of a family once he had the opportunity to do so. OP was so entrapped by his own circumstances as he grew up he never noticed his older brother had been treated the same way. It doesn't sound like there was a bond between the older brother and the younger ones, probably an age gap of 10 years or more maybe, with the younger two closer together (maybe 18 months?). OP should locate and reach out to the older brother; I bet he has a lot of tales to tell, tales of how he became forever invisible, emotionally abandoned by his parents as a tween when the two babies came along. By the time he noticed the favoritism for the youngest he was just too detatched to actually care anymore. Anyway I am guessing OP has no idea he and the oldest brother share much more than they know. They may never be family again, sometimes it's just not possible to re-weave torn family bonds, and if they never really existed in the first placer as I suspect between the older brother and the two little ones, then at least the two men might become acquaintances at least. Over time acquaintances can become friends, and maybe in the future the friends might become brothers again.🤼‍♂ It's a long shot but worth a try particularly as their story ended the same way. They both got out of a very toxic situation, got away, and became successful in their own right and through their own efforts. They have so much in common but don't know till they reconnect.

[@mrsw2923]

Confront your brother in front of your fiancé. See haw she reacts

[@twilistar26]

OP, you’re better off without your parents and brother. They made their beds, now they must lie in them. Also, keep your guard up in case your ex try to get back together with you!

[@OriginalMomo]

I call bull crap. If the house was in BOTH their names, it’s ILLEGAL to sell it without BOTH of their signatures. Good story but totally fake.

[@jsdaddy71009]

That's the start of knowing it's obviously a fake story. She couldn't sell it if it was in both their names. No real estate agent is going to put themselves in any kinda predicament like that. Then the parents having to go to a rundown nursing home, the baby going into the foster system, and the hated brother being homeless. Maybe based off of real events, but sounds like a revenge wet dream. I believe this story is about as real as Santa Claus.

[@georgekidwell9409]

She could have had his brother forge his signature on the deed to the house.

[@robertx8020]

So it's illegal in every country in the world? Or can you tell me where OP lives? But even IF this in the US, are you 5? Ppl do illegal stuff (that's why we have courts and jails and guess what? Sometimes ppl get away with crimes You must be fake too as 'nobody is called Momo ' /s

[@canadianmom9404]

You have heard of foraging a signature….. crazy… don’t be stupid use your brain

[@robertx8020]

Because ppl NEVER do anything illegal /s That's why we don't have courts and prisons /s

[@arnayaspruill9615]

Where is the oldest brother

[@jsdaddy71009]

He's in England chasing his dreams. It's mentioned at the beginning. I was asking the same thing but it's on repeat and I was doing something when it came to that part.

[@c16621]

@@jsdaddy71009now you know why - the parents were 5h1t. The eldest got away from the toxic parents. This thing (picking favorite children) was something that wasn't as tolerable in parents 30 years ago. Now, with helicopter parenting, millenial "parenting" (teaching kids that their feelings are more important than morals, facts and reality, and teaching solipsism to kids and telling them they're "special"), and generalized selfishness taugh to kids has collectively ruined generations. This is why the psychological community now states that 1 in about 5 people in america is a fukking Narcissist of some type. I've found this estimation to indeed be true.

[@erikamccall6741]

Hello Everyone!🎉🎉

[@kimkraus688]

Glad to listen to this! Voice better and animations !

[@CaAnPeSe4ever]

In the eyes of narcissistic parents, the golden child can do no wrong and the scapegoat can do no right, no matter the circumstances.

[@sherrischweigl6860]

She could have sold the house if she forged Loid’s signature and he was too dumb to contest it. Don’t feel bad for how you handled everything op, they burned their bridges in your life so they shouldn’t have gone to you for help.

[@scriblarian]

Welcome back… I missed not 0noy your face but your illustrations

[@natashaisaacs8874]

Sounds like she is being sneaky, why would you want to marry someone you don't trust? Me and my husband have been together for 22 years, I trust him with my life. If someone told me they seen him doing something bad, I wouldn't believe them. I know I can count on him.

[@LancerkingNoel]

wonder if they are not in USA, that brother got so outplayed. He could build two cases on his wife [child support / custody] & [the split of money on the sale of the house] since it was on both their names

[@jhill4874]

(a) Where do you live that one spouse can sell a house without the other? (b) Where is the oldest brother? No one contacted him?

[@stephenstevens6573]

Lloyd

[@Laylastorm1]

Anyways…. It’s cool to be kind….. see ya

[@kllyc6327]

Say when

[@MrsSerene]

Second comment is from a person who is an easy target...

[@Andrew-ju4be]

This story is fake and stupidly bad. Save your time in ears and find a different story. I've seen 12 year olds with better writing material.

[@thewrongsideofpolitics9925]

I am beginning to believe that they are all BS. No mention of he subreddit they come from. No mention of the author on Reddit. Most of these stories sound so made up.