My Family Disowned Me and Kicked Me Out of Home – Years Later, They Made Me Sole Heir to Everything They Have
On his 18th birthday, Neal faces a shocking betrayal when his family disowns him without explanation, leaving him heartbroken and abandoned. Devastated, he moves out, finding refuge with a friend before his Aunt Helena offers him a home. She supports him through college, and Neal rebuilds his life, meeting his fiancée,
Catherine. Years later, Helena reveals Neal’s father has died, leaving him as the sole heir to the family estate. A letter from his father explains the betrayal: Neal’s brothers fabricated evidence suggesting he was gay, exploiting their parents’ religious beliefs for inheritance. Realizing the truth too late, his father expresses regret and names Neal heir to make amends. Torn by anger, sadness, and confusion, Neal grapples with whether to accept the inheritance, reconnect with his deceived mother, or confront his
brothers. The money could secure his future with Catherine, but it reopens old wounds. Meanwhile, Violet, 17, discovers her late father’s trust fund, meant for her education and stability. Her mother and stepfather misuse it, prompting Violet to seek justice with her grandmother’s help. A legal battle restores her funds but fractures her family, leaving her questioning if the cost was worth it. Both Neal and Violet face dilemmas: Should they forgive, confront, or move on? What would you do?
