When Julia and Helga’s father passed away, Helga clashed bitterly with their mother, Mrs. Hanson, over the inheritance. She made hurtful accusations, but Julia and Mrs. Hanson devised a clever plan to teach her a lesson about respect and greed.
“HOW DARE YOU?” Helga yelled at her mother over the phone, her voice echoing through the house. Julia, overhearing from the kitchen, could hear every angry word.
Helga was outraged that Mrs. Hanson had left her only 30% of the estate while Julia would receive 70%. Mrs. Hanson’s decision wasn’t about favoritism; Julia had always been there for her, especially in recent years. Helga and her husband, on the other hand, rarely visited unless they needed something.
Initially, Mrs. Hanson considered leaving Helga nothing because of her disrespect. But after Helga and her husband had twins, she softened, setting aside a portion for their future. Yet, Helga wasn’t satisfied and demanded more.
“MOTHER! You can’t just give everything to Julia! The twins deserve their share!” Helga exclaimed, ignoring Julia’s presence. Mrs. Hanson tried to reason with her, explaining that Julia’s sacrifices merited the inheritance, but Helga refused to listen.
“I DON’T CARE WHAT JULIA HAS DONE! I CAN’T WAIT FOR YOU TO DIE SO I CAN SUE FOR MY SHARE!” she spat before hanging up. Mrs. Hanson was heartbroken, and Julia was furious, though she tried to console her mother.
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