Grandmother Excludes Youngest Grandson from Will and Leaves Him Only a Dusty Chest

When Luke complained about his inheritance to his grandmother, Elizabeth, she wrote him off her will and left him with a dusty old chest. He stored it in the attic for years until his curious daughter, Meredith, found it while snooping around. Luke finally opened it and couldn’t believe what was inside.

When Elizabeth turned 80 years old, she decided to draft a will and divide her assets among her three grandsons: Tom, Aidan, and Luke. Then she invited them over for tea at her house in Milford, Connecticut, and told them what they were each getting. Elizabeth thought that the eldest, Tom, should get her oceanfront penthouse in Miami, worth millions of dollars.
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