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MY STEPMOM CHANGED THE LOCKS AFTER MY DAD PASSED TO KEEP ME OUT – SHE DIDN’T KNOW MY DAD HAD PREPARED FOR THIS SCENARIO
When Dad passed suddenly at 58, I lost my anchor. At the funeral, my stepmom Carla didn’t shed a tear. Just adjusted her designer sunglasses and muttered, β€œWe should head back. People will be arriving soon.”
Back at the house I grew up in, I wandered through rooms full of memories. I asked Carla if I could stay a few days to help sort through Dad’s things.
β€œYou can stay until the weekend,” she said coolly. Something about her tone made my stomach twist.
I went home to grab some clothes. But when I returned that Monday, my key no longer fit. Taped to the front door was an envelope. Inside was a note:
“Olivia,
This house is mine now. You were never more than a guest.
I’ve changed the locks. My kids will be moving in… not you.
Time to grow up and move on. β€”Carla”
Next to my suitcase, she’d left two things: my mom’s only painting and my childhood dog’s ashes.
I banged on the door, crying. The police arrived. β€œThe homeowner has asked you to leave,” they said.
That night, heartbroken, I got a call from Dad’s lawyer.
β€œYour father updated his will six months ago,” Mr. Abernathy said. β€œHe placed the house in a trustβ€”in your name.”
β€œSo… it’s mine?” I asked, stunned.
β€œYes. Carla had no right to evict you. Your father wanted to protect you.”
I stayed quiet for three weeks. Then Mr. Abernathy filed the paperwork.
One morning, Carla was served with legal documents. At 9:15 a.m., I got a text:
β€œHOW DARE YOU…”
I blocked her.
She hired a lawyer. Claimed Dad had changed his mind… Watch: [in comment]