Parents Gave My Siblings the Inheritance, But My Shocking Secret Left Them Speechless...

[@PaulaChristian-p2m]

Honesty Is better. Don't ever forget that!!!

[@TalesfromtheHeart-o1g]

10:20 - Mia’s message to George offers a touching moment of closure. It shows that sometimes, facing hard truths can lead to a path of healing and even the possibility of forgiveness.

[@jennyreilly1151]

Actions n consequences....people need to stand on their OWN two feet...asking for others opinions negates your strength... Reason: only you walk in your shoes... only you know the facts...

[@Shammai101]

Sour grapes leading to ultimate revenge? Too bad the parents weren't a little smarter setting up those trust funds - a decent lawyer would have made them safe and secure for the daughters. The son should have talked with his parents sooner, and in more depth before exposing them to the larger family. And then gotten the hell out of dodge. It was not his responsibility to save them from their own mistakes, but his actions likely sped up the eventual fall.

[@paulachristian5304]

Re eal the secrets!! I know how it is togrow up in a family that doesn't have much, teaching your children to budget and how to budget is much better than them not knowing how to live within their means. Be open about everything!😊😊😊

[@BurninWires]

That one is the worst thought out fictional story I have heard so far !

[@joostbrouwer472]

Of course a bank manager will give a son information on the bank account of his parents,yeah we believe that

[@lawsonallen7741]

You were in the wrong to talk to any of them again.

[@guysaint-laurent3974]

truth will set you free, never back down.

[@xhagast]

Soap opera garbage. Or real life among the Chinese elite. Except for the ending.

[@standsalone5659]

Absolutely

[@iamdragonkrys]

OP sisters were living in an illusion 😅

[@jamesdrain460]

Facing debit is very hard special loss of jobs and can cost homelessness and lot of suersides can't handle stress.

[@lesleygreen273]

Wonder why the difference between George and his sisters? Is it a gender thing or is George not his father's son?

[@Shammai101]

Probably a gender thing, but if he was the youngest, they may have run out of money before got to him.

[@createdforher94]

They didn't have actual funds to give him. I'm sure they wanted him to "work harder" because that would ensure he would be okay. It's not always what it seems at first

[@edouardl2]

The question is not relevant to the story. There was no public disclosure but only talks within the close family.

[@FatinNurhanani-q8f]

❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😢😅

[@redskye8908]

big deal you had a blog, unless i was associated with a finance company that paid you a wage for it to be classed as successful, it probably had a lot of advertising,

[@doc8683]

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[@WeebMaximus]

Ai written

[@jacquismith3277]

🤮

[@MCBRUCE76]

What a BS story. So what if his parents take loans to keep up their appearances, he has nothing to lose or gain. Sounded like one of those cheap plots with absolutely no logic, commonsense, or even an ounce or pig crap.

[@RedditSleepStories-i1s]

Of course a bank manager will give a son information on the bank account of his parents,yeah we believe that