Elderly Lady Cuts off Pregnant Daughter from Will, Other Daughter Gets Whole House — Story of the Day

Mrs. Anderson removed her daughter, Camila, from her will after she defied her and eloped with her boyfriend. But several years later, Camila thanked her for it.

“What’s wrong with you, Camila?” Mrs. Anderson lashed out at her daughter. “You’re only 16, not even a graduate, and you’re thinking about having a child with your reckless boyfriend?”

“Mom!” Camila cried. “When are you going to give up that attitude for Kevin? See, I know you don’t like him because he doesn’t come from wealth! But I love him, and we’ll marry as soon as we graduate.”

“Don’t be a fool, Camila,” Mrs. Anderson warned. “You have your whole future ahead. I am ready to support you and your child, but that boy needs to be out of your life! He’s not right for you!”

“No, mom!” Camila said adamantly. “I’m not leaving Kevin for anyone, not even you!”

“All right,” Mrs. Anderson said calmly. “I’m going to cut you off from the will and never have you back if you don’t leave that man.”

“Do whatever you want, mom! I’m not a child anymore!” Camila said and walked away.

Mrs. Anderson certainly hated the thought of her daughter marrying someone like Kevin, but she also knew he was just after Camila’s wealth from the day she’d first met him.

She’d noticed his eyes gleaming at the house Camila’s late father had left for them and his conversations always turned to the fact that Camila would receive her father’s inheritance.

But Camila, like many reckless adolescent girls her age, was so enamored with him that she failed to notice his nefarious intentions. And one day, the girl eloped to Florida with Kevin against her mother’s wishes.

But Mrs. Anderson didn’t budge at all. She immediately called her lawyer and changed her will, transferring her property to her older daughter, Rory, who lives with her husband in Cleveland, Ohio, and some of her assets to Camila’s unborn child, who’d receive it after she turned 18.

“Do you think your mother will eventually accept you?” Kevin asked Camila one day, shortly after they had moved into a studio apartment with their savings. “At least after our baby is born?”

“Well, I’m not sure,” Camila sighed. “She was quite enraged, and it might take some time. But I’m hoping things improve soon.”

“Of course, it will. After all, who is she going to leave all her...