Usually the affair partner's kid is horrible to the OP in these stories, but his cousin was the GOAT here. I hope he, Rachel and Grandpa have many happy days in the future.
Never ever mess with a good momma bear’s cub. She’ll raise unholy hell upon you no matter who you are or if she’s physically around her cub. She’ll destroy them with everything she can muster to bring to bare on them.
What amazing insight OP's mom had She really understood what her husband was up to and even while she was on her deathbed she made certain to look out for her son
I wonder if the father saw the cancer as his the wedge to his marriage and started the affair with her sister then. Or if it started before. His mother couldnt have been too sick to see it at some point. Im glad you have support. Hope that you can heal from all this in the name and love of your mother. She would be proud of you, cousin Rachel and Grandpa.
How could someone treat their child like this? I know that poor teenager will never read this. You are incredible son, how you had taken care of your mother shows maturity, compassion, and most of all love. All the attributes your father lacks. Hope all his coffee will always be decaf, with sour milk. Your grandfather and cousin are all the family you need. Wish my husband and I knew you, we’d love to be your found parents. Sadly I didn’t have a kind family. Somehow life provides, my found family I have three sets of parents, a set of grandparents, a sister who would move heaven and earth for me, big brother who’s my protector. Along with close friends ( more siblings) that their children we are honorary aunt and uncle too. Not one of these people are biologically related to me, yet are more so my family than my blood relatives. I hope life gives op all the family he wants.
I have always wondered in these where parents have houses bought for them so they are perhaps not paying any rent or mortgages. Where does all that money go.
I hear too many stories similar to this. What I don’t understand is how a family member thinks they can immediately kick someone out especially with them being underage. There is a whole process where they could fight back. Not they most of them want to but I would have out of spite
Rachel is the superlady , mom was the smartest one. Grandpa the best support. N two lying cheatin ah. This story has it all. Good those two will be out n op can grow up to b good man like grandpa n absolutely bold as Rachel ❤❤😂
If anyone here is a Lawyer or Cop, can you tell me WHY all these people who kick out their STILL technically minor children(18 being the age of majority here in the United States as far as I know), aren't on the hook for Child Abandonment like the pieces of crap who leave their kids on a family member's doorstep, ring the bell or knock on the door, & then drive off before it's answered?
Because when the children are 16 or 17 in states where they can legally leave or be thrown out at 17 or 18, they toss the kid out a few months before the birthday and by the time the case meanders it's way into a calendar to be tried, the kid is already 17 or 18 so there's no longer an abandonment case to hear.
They are correct was kicked out 2 months before my birthday. Senior year was just starting and I called the police and they basically said that it was my mom house there is nothing they can do and by the time CPS would be involved ( they had to investigate the claims of abuse and also her kicking me out) I would be past the foster care age( basically aged out). So I was on my own.
And in the times they were kicked out, and someone took them in, it's best to notify the police, and let them know everything that happened that way the parents can't turn it around by saying that the kid ran away after a disagreement and whatnot.
"This is between father and son" - well, the father is grandfathers son, so, it's STILL between father and son even if he's involved in grandsons affairs. I guess lawyer just gets to watch a ****show until they get it together.
Actually I think the responsibility of taking care of his mom during her illness and death did create trauma for him. Instead of sounding like a 17 year old soon to be 18 he sounds more like a 12 year old as he didnt seem to know what to do without help. His cousin seems so much mature than him at 19.
From the way OP started out his post, all the bad things he was saying about his father and aunt, I was thinking he was a very disturbed young man, and had a bad attitude, and he was TAH. But it turns out that OP wasn't able to express what was really going on because he knew something was, just didn't know what. His cousin saved him. She was the undercover agent and assigned herself to protect OP. Always heed your instincts. OP did, and everything turned out fine, for him. With a lot of help from his true family, his cousin and grandpa. Dad and aunt can go kick rocks, now.
I think the different pronunciations of Aunt, either pronounced ant or Auunt are regional. It’s similar to sprinkles and jimmies, and soda and pop. None of these are incorrect, they are just different based on where you grow up.
My evil child self Would only introduce my father's relationship as my father and his sister, Which was technically correct as she was his sister-in-law.
My problem with this story- the house agreement is a legal document. They usually have to be signed by 2 witnesses and a notoriety needs to be present. Usually there is more than one copy that goes to each party( mother and grandfather). Copies could also have been made. Are there no copy machines in this town? Oh, and the lawyers usually keep a copy too. Good story though
The dad was definitely banging Aunt Edna before his wife died. The behavioral changes, the "working late," not being with his wife when she died, erasing her from the home so quickly. You'd have to be blind not to see it.
They should have immediately kicked Edna out, because she has no leg to be staying in that house. Since OP father himself has no rights to live in the house, he can't bring anyone to the house. OP's father royally got fcuked for all his past wrong doings. I hope OP grows some spine and learns to use his brains. I don't understand why most of these OP's never call their family members for help, at the least try.
I dislike being able to finish the ending (including all updates) after 5mins because the same author is flooding the market with these similar stories. They must be up to 12 stories by now where the OP fantastically doesn't know they own their family home, gets wronged by a parent, and somebody else swoops in to save the day and justice is served. My problem with this is that it prevents actual problems to be corrected properly because first you can't get a realistic assessment of how prevalent the problem is because belief trumps facts, and secondly your desire to better the world is undermined when somebody can point our where the basis for your belief is based on fairytales and not fact. Even though in most cases the problem is real and should be corrected, but if its not as bad as you claim it is, this allows others to dismiss it out of hand. In this particular story, OP's mom supposedly knew the father was gunning for the house, but didn't tell OP over 17 years that he would be owning the house at 18? Then there is only 1 legal contract (that the mother leaves accessible to her husband even though she suspects him), when the overseer (grandpa) would legally been given his own copy as he would need to sign. Then the story claims that the dad and aunt were trying to get to the mother's belongings to steal this specific document, but then later claims that they had no idea the document existed.
I had the same question. It seems to me that he should have gone straight from the funeral to the house and started the process of tossing POS daddy out immediately. I guess the staged drama makes for better fiction.
I sorry for your loss he was having a affair with your aunt and he abandoned you his biological son in favour for your aunt and your cousin I hope he pays with karma His betrayed you in the worst possible way he left you a teenager to nurse his mother I hope he gets a dose of karma I don't think him having a relationship with your mother s sister is disgusting in less than a year he abandoned your mother before she even died by not coming home and leaving you to cope with your mother illness and her death you didn't even get time to grieve I believe you should have had therapy he treated you extremely badly I doubt he even loved your mother at the end your aunt is as sick as she can possibly be I believe she wanted you to hurt you please get assistance from your extended family she wants to remove anything valuable from your possession I believe you should check your mothers will I think your father trying to evict you I would check who owned the house it's possible it not his house I believe you need to contact someone you are not a legal adult you are a minor he can not legally reject you he legally responsible for you please contact someone immediately He doing the legal bare minimum I hope he gets karma so I was right the house is legally your property I think you need to evict your father as soon as you are eighteen your mother was aware of his actions I hope when you get the house and Rachel your cousin has possession of her own house as well your father and your aunt needs to get out ASAP He betrayed you and your mother leaving you a child to nurse his dying mother I hope your words struck your father like a thunder bolt and he knows he going to rot in hell as he deserves nothing but to get payback I thank the lord Rachel and your grandfather where looking out he was hoping you never realise you where the legal owner and could not afford to fight him in court as for your aunt she as evil as your father
Obviously, their affair started long before his wife died!
Usually the affair partner's kid is horrible to the OP in these stories, but his cousin was the GOAT here. I hope he, Rachel and Grandpa have many happy days in the future.
What great foresight OPs mother had. She knew what her husband was up to and even on her deathbed she made sure to protect her son.
Never ever mess with a good momma bear’s cub. She’ll raise unholy hell upon you no matter who you are or if she’s physically around her cub. She’ll destroy them with everything she can muster to bring to bare on them.
What amazing insight OP's mom had She really understood what her husband was up to and even while she was on her deathbed she made certain to look out for her son
What op said to his dad after finding out about the new relationship was the perfect response, and im proud of the lad.
How sad for the son but thank God for grandparents
I wonder if the father saw the cancer as his the wedge to his marriage and started the affair with her sister then. Or if it started before. His mother couldnt have been too sick to see it at some point. Im glad you have support. Hope that you can heal from all this in the name and love of your mother. She would be proud of you, cousin Rachel and Grandpa.
and Daddy dearest trying to cater to his little head. hahahahahahahaaaa
I would have told Edna and Dad that clearly they didn’t give a flying fig about my mother ever and were dirty cheaters.
How could someone treat their child like this? I know that poor teenager will never read this. You are incredible son, how you had taken care of your mother shows maturity, compassion, and most of all love. All the attributes your father lacks. Hope all his coffee will always be decaf, with sour milk. Your grandfather and cousin are all the family you need. Wish my husband and I knew you, we’d love to be your found parents. Sadly I didn’t have a kind family. Somehow life provides, my found family I have three sets of parents, a set of grandparents, a sister who would move heaven and earth for me, big brother who’s my protector. Along with close friends ( more siblings) that their children we are honorary aunt and uncle too. Not one of these people are biologically related to me, yet are more so my family than my blood relatives. I hope life gives op all the family he wants.
should call CPS, they woulds have never allowed them to throw out a minor child
Only if OP or anyone close to him knew that information, not everyone does.
I have always wondered in these where parents have houses bought for them so they are perhaps not paying any rent or mortgages. Where does all that money go.
I hear too many stories similar to this. What I don’t understand is how a family member thinks they can immediately kick someone out especially with them being underage. There is a whole process where they could fight back. Not they most of them want to but I would have out of spite
Rachel is the superlady , mom was the smartest one. Grandpa the best support. N two lying cheatin ah. This story has it all. Good those two will be out n op can grow up to b good man like grandpa n absolutely bold as Rachel ❤❤😂
If anyone here is a Lawyer or Cop, can you tell me WHY all these people who kick out their STILL technically minor children(18 being the age of majority here in the United States as far as I know), aren't on the hook for Child Abandonment like the pieces of crap who leave their kids on a family member's doorstep, ring the bell or knock on the door, & then drive off before it's answered?
Because when the children are 16 or 17 in states where they can legally leave or be thrown out at 17 or 18, they toss the kid out a few months before the birthday and by the time the case meanders it's way into a calendar to be tried, the kid is already 17 or 18 so there's no longer an abandonment case to hear.
@@angelagranger760 Thank you very much! That was bugging the crap out of me!
They are correct was kicked out 2 months before my birthday. Senior year was just starting and I called the police and they basically said that it was my mom house there is nothing they can do and by the time CPS would be involved ( they had to investigate the claims of abuse and also her kicking me out) I would be past the foster care age( basically aged out). So I was on my own.
And in the times they were kicked out, and someone took them in, it's best to notify the police, and let them know everything that happened that way the parents can't turn it around by saying that the kid ran away after a disagreement and whatnot.
Love that Rachel is pressing charges on her horrible mother. Dad is a POS as well as Edna.
Great story.
Glad you enjoyed it!
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"This is between father and son" - well, the father is grandfathers son, so, it's STILL between father and son even if he's involved in grandsons affairs.
I guess lawyer just gets to watch a ****show until they get it together.
No the grandfather was the dad's father in law. It was OPs's maternal grandfather
Isn't Edna Grandpa's daughter? He could have scolded her royally.
Actually I think the responsibility of taking care of his mom during her illness and death did create trauma for him. Instead of sounding like a 17 year old soon to be 18 he sounds more like a 12 year old as he didnt seem to know what to do without help. His cousin seems so much mature than him at 19.
From the way OP started out his post, all the bad things he was saying about his father and aunt, I was thinking he was a very disturbed young man, and had a bad attitude, and he was TAH. But it turns out that OP wasn't able to express what was really going on because he knew something was, just didn't know what. His cousin saved him. She was the undercover agent and assigned herself to protect OP. Always heed your instincts. OP did, and everything turned out fine, for him. With a lot of help from his true family, his cousin and grandpa. Dad and aunt can go kick rocks, now.
As long you are not 18 your father does owe you a roof and your basic needs.
can i just say thank you for pronouncing 'aunt' properly! love your channel!
I think the different pronunciations of Aunt, either pronounced ant or Auunt are regional. It’s similar to sprinkles and jimmies, and soda and pop. None of these are incorrect, they are just different based on where you grow up.
My evil child self Would only introduce my father's relationship as my father and his sister, Which was technically correct as she was his sister-in-law.
Or " I'd like you to meet my father and his affair partner my late mom's sister Aunt Edna"
My problem with this story- the house agreement is a legal document. They usually have to be signed by 2 witnesses and a notoriety needs to be present. Usually there is more than one copy that goes to each party( mother and grandfather). Copies could also have been made. Are there no copy machines in this town? Oh, and the lawyers usually keep a copy too. Good story though
I bet op dad was cheating on op mom with his wife sister and I bet op dad will regret how he treated op when he lose everything
I agree with you. That sister is wicked, too. How can you sleep with your sick sister husband?
The dad was definitely banging Aunt Edna before his wife died. The behavioral changes, the "working late," not being with his wife when she died, erasing her from the home so quickly. You'd have to be blind not to see it.
They should have immediately kicked Edna out, because she has no leg to be staying in that house. Since OP father himself has no rights to live in the house, he can't bring anyone to the house. OP's father royally got fcuked for all his past wrong doings. I hope OP grows some spine and learns to use his brains.
I don't understand why most of these OP's never call their family members for help, at the least try.
Aunt Edna😹
Op he was with Edna prior to your mom dying
I dislike being able to finish the ending (including all updates) after 5mins because the same author is flooding the market with these similar stories. They must be up to 12 stories by now where the OP fantastically doesn't know they own their family home, gets wronged by a parent, and somebody else swoops in to save the day and justice is served. My problem with this is that it prevents actual problems to be corrected properly because first you can't get a realistic assessment of how prevalent the problem is because belief trumps facts, and secondly your desire to better the world is undermined when somebody can point our where the basis for your belief is based on fairytales and not fact. Even though in most cases the problem is real and should be corrected, but if its not as bad as you claim it is, this allows others to dismiss it out of hand.
In this particular story, OP's mom supposedly knew the father was gunning for the house, but didn't tell OP over 17 years that he would be owning the house at 18? Then there is only 1 legal contract (that the mother leaves accessible to her husband even though she suspects him), when the overseer (grandpa) would legally been given his own copy as he would need to sign. Then the story claims that the dad and aunt were trying to get to the mother's belongings to steal this specific document, but then later claims that they had no idea the document existed.
But why didn’t the grandpa come right when the mom died then if he knew he was the guardian of the house?
He didn’t know where the papers were or if he could get his hands on them. He should have actually had a copy though.
I had the same question. It seems to me that he should have gone straight from the funeral to the house and started the process of tossing POS daddy out immediately. I guess the staged drama makes for better fiction.
I sorry for your loss he was having a affair with your aunt and he abandoned you his biological son in favour for your aunt and your cousin I hope he pays with karma
His betrayed you in the worst possible way he left you a teenager to nurse his mother I hope he gets a dose of karma I don't think him having a relationship with your mother s sister is disgusting in less than a year he abandoned your mother before she even died by not coming home and leaving you to cope with your mother illness and her death you didn't even get time to grieve
I believe you should have had therapy he treated you extremely badly I doubt he even loved your mother at the end your aunt is as sick as she can possibly be
I believe she wanted you to hurt you please get assistance from your extended family she wants to remove anything valuable from your possession I believe you should check your mothers will I think your father trying to evict you I would check who owned the house it's possible it not his house
I believe you need to contact someone you are not a legal adult you are a minor he can not legally reject you he legally responsible for you please contact someone immediately
He doing the legal bare minimum I hope he gets karma so I was right the house is legally your property I think you need to evict your father as soon as you are eighteen your mother was aware of his actions I hope when you get the house and Rachel your cousin has possession of her own house as well your father and your aunt needs to get out ASAP
He betrayed you and your mother leaving you a child to nurse his dying mother I hope your words struck your father like a thunder bolt and he knows he going to rot in hell as he deserves nothing but to get payback I thank the lord Rachel and your grandfather where looking out he was hoping you never realise you where the legal owner and could not afford to fight him in court as for your aunt she as evil as your father
Are these stories true or just for entertainment.?
Why would a man dumped his son when his new wife can't give him kids?
To start new without “baggage”. When some ppl move on they move on from the children as well.