Where There's a Will Ch. 01 - Sex Stories

Where There's a Will Ch. 01

... been the nicest to me, but that wasn't his fault. He gave me a great home to grow up in, and an education that got me a great head start in life. He even provided me with a mother figure to care for me, though she didn't always hold up her end of that bargain. When the lawyer started reading the will, I barely listened. I was still crying.

The lawyer began with smaller assets. Some of our extended family got a few things, mostly expensive artwork, or other odd trinkets of value. They seemed well pleased with what dad left them. Ron got dad's old Cadillac, which he seemed quite content with. By that time Ron was forty-one, with a wife and three kids. I hadn't seen my niece and nephews in almost four years. My niece Amber had turned eighteen a few months earlier, and I was a little shocked at how much she had grown up.

Kate was given all of our mother's old jewelry. She also seemed content with that. She was thirty-seven, also married, and had two young kids of her own. Before the funeral had begun, she had taken me aside, and given me a proper hug, and told me I was always welcome at their house in Rhode Island. In fact, both her and Ron told me they wanted to see more of me now that dad wasn't around. I wasn't quite sure how to take that, but I thanked them both and agreed.

The items were read off one by one, someone getting this, another getting that. Everyone seemed to be quite pleased with it all. I was starting to get pretty mad. Everyone else was treating this ...

... like some kind of grand giveaway party, instead of my dad's funeral. Barbara herself was dressed in a stunning black dress that I would not have guessed a widow would wear to her husband's funeral. She also had on big black designer glasses, which hid her eyes, giving her the cover she needed to pretend she had cried. Sadie wasn't even there, which I didn't mind.

"Now then, for the bulk of the estate," the lawyer said seriously. Everyone fell silent, and Barbara sat forward, looking like she was about to win the lottery. "The house, grounds, cars, and all unspecified remaining assets, currently residing at 341 Grant St., shall be left to my son Jack."

"What!" Barbara shouted out. "He gave my house to Jack!"

"Please, madam, allow me to finish," the lawyer said curtly. "The full estate, grounds and assets, shall all pass to my son Jack, who will be given full ownership over them."

"This can't be happening!" Barbara cried out. There were real tears on her cheeks now. "He can't get everything! That's mine!" She looked like she was on the verge of a full on meltdown.

"Wow, maybe dad wasn't as big of an asshole as I thought," Ron chuckled, looking over at Barbara with a big grin. "Good for you Jackie, you deserve it. You're the only one that ever really stuck by the old man."

"Fuck you Ron," Barbara spat. "That's my money. I earned it!"

"Actually, that's our dad's money," Kate said in a soft condescending voice. "And he earned it well before he ever met you. I'm ...