My Husbands Children Spent a Decade Saying I Only Married Him for the House After His Funeral, His Attorney Handed Me a Locked Box

“I’m sorry.”

I closed my eyes.

That sounded like Frank too.

Mr. Delgado slid a glass of water toward me.

“What happens with the house?”

He opened another folder.

That was when I learned Frank had changed his will four months earlier.

The house was not mine.

I laughed.

Actually laughed.

Mr. Delgado looked surprised.

“Sorry.”

I wiped my eyes.

“It’s just… 11 years.”

Brad and Stephanie had spent 11 years accusing me of marrying their father for a house I wasn’t even inheriting.

“What did he do with it?”

Mr. Delgado answered.

Frank had left the property equally to Brad, Stephanie, and me.

One-third each.

But there was a condition.

Nobody could force a sale for two years.

My smile disappeared.

“Why?”

“Because Frank wanted you to have time.”

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