Late woman’s neighbor inherits her house and money after years of friendship, while her absent granddaughters storm in demanding a share they never tried to earn: ‘I plan to honor her wish and to donate the money to charity’

This one's a prime example of what comes around goes around. And honestly, I'm kind of happy to hear the granddaughters who gave nothing, got nothing.

Grandma's house sits untouched for years, but the minute word gets out it's part of an inheritance jackpot, Grandkids hit the scene like bargain hunters at a closing sale. The granddaughters, nowhere to be found when a lonely old woman handed out cookies and garden advice, are suddenly experts on "family bonds", and they want the receipts. Six years of actual friendship, quiet companionship, and a holiday invite means nothing until real estate and cash become headline news.

Now the scene is pure karma. The neighbor did the things relatives forgot, watering the stubborn roses, swapping stories, showing up with comfort instead of questions. The granddaughters built their case from thin air, accusing the only person who stuck around of some elaborate mind-bending scheme. They couldn't make time for a phone call or funeral, but find instant motivation with lawyers and accusations the minute wills are mentioned.

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