My Sister Locked Me Out of Grandpa’s Funeral – But the First Line of His Will Made the Whole Room Freeze

Then Karen added softly, “You were always the good one.”

I wiped a tear.

“I’m sorry, Emily.”

I stepped forward and hugged her, and she returned it as she had when we were kids.

“We’ll figure things out,” I said quietly.

And for the first time since Grandpa died, I felt like our family might finally start healing.