The Price of Entitlement
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Summary
After my husband’s uncle passed away, my aunt-in-law was abandoned by both of her sons.
My mother-in-law, taking pity on her, suggested they live together for companionship.
This living arrangement lasted for eight years.
During those eight years, whenever I bought things, gave living expenses, or arranged medical checkups, I always paid double.
Later, my aunt-in-law won the lottery—$4.5 million after taxes—and immediately transferred the money to her two sons:
"This time, I'm giving $2.25 million to my older son and $2.25 million to my younger son.
