When their father passed away, Helga clashed with her sister Julia over the inheritance, as their mother, Mrs. Hanson, had left most of it to Julia, citing her loyalty and support over the years. Helga, enraged and demanding an equal share, belittled their mother and even threatened to sue for her portion. Despite this, Mrs. Hanson stood by her decision. After her mother’s death, Helga continued to pressure Julia for more money, prompting Julia to propose a 50-50 split of the proceeds from selling their mother’s house.
However, Julia’s offer was a trap. She put Helga’s half in a safety deposit box, but when Helga opened it, she found only three $1 bills with a note that read, “That’s all you deserve.” Helga’s furious reaction was met with Julia’s indifference, and they never spoke again. Julia walked away, feeling at peace after teaching her sister a harsh but deserved lesson.
