After Mom’s D.e.th, Woman

When Julia and Helga’s father passed away, their mother, Mrs. Hanson, decided to leave 70% of her estate to Julia and only 30% to Helga due to their strained relationship. Helga, who had only shown interest when she needed something, was furious and verbally lashed out at her mother. Despite this, Mrs. Hanson decided to leave her a portion because Helga recently had twins. Julia, deeply hurt by her sister’s cruel words, supported their mother and knew Helga would eventually fight for more.

After Mrs. Hanson died, Helga pretended to grieve but quickly started demanding more money. Julia devised a plan and told Helga she’d give her half of their mother’s house sale, even though it legally belonged to her. Helga was thrilled, thinking she’d finally won. Julia moved to New York and later told Helga the money was in a safety deposit box. When Helga opened it, she found only three $1 bills and a note that read, “That’s all you deserve.” Humiliated, she screamed at the bank, but Julia had already cut her off for good.