At the beginning of her account, the woman explained how she had been the one to care for her ailing mother.

“Mum was always my best friend,” she wrote. “Of course, I was going to be there for her through it all.”

In contrast, her greedy brother and aunts rarely visited unless they needed something—usually money to cover their expenses.

“As my mum’s condition worsened, one of my aunts even reached out to her ‘connections’ to find a new property.

Mum owned a real estate business, and they were shameless,” she recalled.

Eventually, her mother passed away.

When the day of the will reading arrived, the woman found herself seated in a room with her brother, her aunts, and her mother’s attorney.

It felt surreal, almost like a scene from a movie.

“I was sipping weak tea from a chipped teacup when the lawyer made the announcement,” she wrote.

“My mother had left $5 million to my brother and aunts. I couldn’t believe it. I got nothing—absolutely nothing.”

She described sitting there in shock, struggling to process the news, all while pretending the tea was enough to soothe her growing anger.

Tears welled up, and soon her mascara streaked her skirt.

Meanwhile, her brother and aunts couldn’t hide their glee, their thinly veiled smiles betraying their triumph.

It was a heartbreaking and unjust conclusion to what should have been a tribute to her devotion and love for her mother.