*Please read …the TRUE AFTERMATH… before continuing*
**note this was written but not released on it’s origination date**
July 22, 2022 – that nagging voice was at it again. My response was sitting in the inbox of two attorney’s and the very cold texts had been exhanged between myself and my sister. I had expected a call from my sister especially since her attorney’s had the document BEFORE probate was going to get it. I had to have some answers and see what other things were going on that might rear it’s ugly head.
Finally, it hit me. Check the other courts for cases. I discovered the Civil Case entered into court on June 22, 2022, by my sister and neice against my brother for FRAUD/BAD FAITH 150. Seeing this infuriated me to no end. Daddy would be so upset by this right now. I could see his angry face, red and eyes bulging, as I read through the document. It was the same attorney’s as the probate case, not surprisingly, and entered into record 6 days AFTER the probate claim. Yet, here we are 30-days have passed since this record was made public and I have YET to be told anything. I am discovering everything on my own based on a nagging voice/feeling inside my head {thanks daddy and mama}.
I thought back to the texts between me and my sister; yeah, she most certainly should have called me by now. The audacity of her to tell me that she was afraid for her daughter’s safety and wasn’t going to do anything because of that concern. I begged and pleaded for us to team up and show our brother we don’t appreciate how he had handled things and was told, “I’ll let you know”. She had no intention of “letting me know”. I am so ashamed of both of my siblings right now I cannot think straight. I cannot help but think right now, that the saddest thing about betrayal is that it never comes from your enemies.
I wanna call my sister but I am pretty sure she won’t answer. If she does answer I will probably go off on her and lose my cool. The best thing for me to do is to continue pursuing my own legal counsel and trying to do something to mitigate this sh!t storm called my life!
Life has taught me that you can’t control someone’s loyalty. No matter how good you are to them that does not mean that they will treat you the same. No matter how much they mean to you, does not mean that they will value you the same.
Sometimes the people you love the most,
turn out to be the people you can trust the least.
