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talk.”
But I knew what they wanted. Not forgiveness—money.
Finally, I answered. “Tomorrow, 10 a.m. At the lawyer’s office.”
The next morning, they arrived looking polished and polite, as if perfume could cover betrayal.
The lawyer wasted no time. “Without your parents’ signatures,” he said firmly, “nothing can move forward. They are the only heirs.”
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