Greedy Dad Wants His Daughter to Inherit His Wife’s Family

A woman faced a dilemma with a family heirloom, an emerald necklace traditionally passed down to the eldest child. Her husband wanted it for his daughter from a previous marriage, leading to a Reddit plea for advice.

The woman, married to Joey for two years, had a family tradition of gifting the heirloom on the child’s 14th birthday. Her daughter, Emily, was to receive it. Joey suggested giving it to his daughter, Sophia, to symbolize acceptance in their new family. Emily objected, emphasizing the family tradition.

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