After four years of silence, my son reappeared at my doorstep not with an apology, but with a lawyer demanding I vacate my own house. What he didn’t know was that his lawyer, my high school sweetheart, had a plan that would change everything in ways he never expected.I hadn’t seen my son in four years. Not a single call, text, or visit. After his father passed, he took what he wanted—my husband’s car, his watches, his money—and vanished. No goodbyes, no explanations. Just gone.It wasn’t always like this between us. My son, Brian, used to be a kind boy. But everything changed after his father died.
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