‘I became livid’: Woman refuses to share inheritance with her ‘bonus daughter’, who insists that the money belongs to her father through marriage

Nobody wants to think that their family member's most important priority is money over everything else. There's a reason why the saying "Money is the root of all evil" exists. It manages to infect every inch of a person's system and dictate the way they act toward everyone and everything else. You can treat the people you love with mercy and grace, but if they can monetarily benefit from you, they might try their luck doing so—even if it gets ugly in the process.

Not everyone gets along with their step-parents. Those who are lucky enough to experience a sweet step-parent—one who is patient and willing to understand you—often take them for granted. The woman in this next story is as perfect a stepmom as one could be, yet her "bonus daughter" tries to take money from her the first moment she can. Scroll below to read the full story.

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