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The huge inheritance of my third uncle

When Caleb Moore suffered a paralyzing stroke, his relative faced a devastating choice: study abroad or stay behind. Begged by Caleb to yield the academic opportunity to his son, the protagonist agreed to become a full-time caregiver in exchange for his entire estate. For twenty long years, they sacrificed their youth to nurse him. Yet, on his deathbed, a shocking betrayal is revealed: the final will names the son as the sole heir to the promised fortune.
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Chapter 2

The moment I was hit, flashes of past events flooded my mind.

It felt as though my entire life's highlights were passing before my eyes.

When I was seven, my parents were killed by a car while riding home. After discussions between my three uncles, Aaron Moore, Brad Moore, and Caleb Moore, Caleb took me in.

Living under someone else's roof wasn't easy, as I had to constantly watch others' moods.

I took on all the household chores, laundry, mopping, grocery shopping, and cooking.

I also endured the occasional bullying from Isaac.

Isaac and I were born the same year and were close in age, which naturally led to conflicts.

Initially, Caleb would intervene when Isaac and I argued.

However, as time passed, when Isaac and I fought, Caleb would blame me without asking for details, accusing me of being ungrateful and saying I should just give in to Isaac after all the years he'd raised me.

Under these conditions, Isaac became increasingly arrogant.

Being in a dependent situation, I had to endure the humiliations Isaac brought.

Sometimes, I fought back.

Once, after Isaac urinated on my bedding, I broke his nose.

As a result, Caleb beat me with a whip, calling me a jerk and an ungrateful wretch.

I was left bruised and battered, with no one to take me to the hospital. I endured alone, unable to leave my bed for days, surviving only on leftovers.

When I asked for more food, Caleb would curse at me, saying he wanted to starve me so I wouldn't have the strength to fight his son.

He completely ignored the incident of his son urinating on my bed.

With such a father, it was no wonder Isaac never respected me.

He felt justified in his wrongful actions.