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Brother 'Closed' On My Farmhouse — Then Title Company Called About The Real Owner

Brother 'Closed' On My Farmhouse — Then Title Company Called About The Real Owner ‪@RevengeNexus-j1e‬ The champagne cork popped with that distinctive sound—celebration and money. My brother Marcus stood at the head of the table, raising his glass toward the crystal chandelier in our parents' dining room. Eighteen relatives cheered. I sat at the far end, fork frozen halfway to my mouth. "To new beginnings," Marcus announced. "The farmhouse sold for $1.2 million. Closing happened this morning." My farmhouse. The 1890s restored property I'd purchased three years ago for $340,000. The one with the original barn I'd converted into a premium event space. The property generating $180,000 annually from weddings, corporate retreats, and photoshoots. "What?" The word came out quieter than I intended. "You heard him," my mother said, refilling Marcus's glass. "He finally sold that old place. Got an incredible price, too. California buyers." My chest tightened. "Mom. That's my property." "Don't start this again, Claire." My father's voice had that edge—the one that meant I was being dramatic. "Marcus has been managing it for two years. He put in the work. He deserves the sale." Managing it. That's what they called it when I let him book events while I was traveling for my actual career—the one funding my real estate portfolio of seven properties across three states. Marcus had access to the booking calendar. Not ownership. Never ownership. #aita #reddit #redditstories #redditstory #revengestory #revenge