Скачать или смотреть SIL Claimed My Adopted Son Isn't Part Of The Family & Only Her Kids Should Be On My $2M Inheritance

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OP and his wife always wanted kids but had decided at the beginning of their relationship to adopt a child instead of risking a dangerous pregnancy. After years of going through the adoption process, they were finally blessed with a little three-year-old boy of their own. A beautiful boy, he is very shy and withdrawn, as he had to be taken from his birth parents due to a toxic and unsafe home environment. Due to his own emotionally neglectful childhood and the fact that his son is shy and reserved with low self-esteem, OP has waited to introduce his son to his brothers and their families, and when he does, his sister-in-law is rude and hostile, saying that his son is not really part of the family due to being adopted. This behavior continues every time they see her. OP’s sister-in-law always refuses to apologize, so OP and his wife decide to cut off contact for their son’s well-being. Weeks later, OP has come into an inheritance from an older family member he’d been very close with and suddenly receives an apology from his SIL. Despite apologizing, she continues bullying their son, and OP and his wife decide to cut them off permanently, giving them none of the inheritance, and deciding to put most of it into a trust fund for their son. This leads to OP’s brother and SIL showing their true colors, leaving threatening messages until OP decides to take legal action.

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