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Input: My dad was diagnosed with cancer a couple of months ago, not looking great for him. Came down to spend Christmas with him and his wife. Her and I get along just fine, but she will hate my sister to the end of time, different story. But my dad decides to drop the bomb that after he is gone, he is leaving everything to his wife, and nothing to my sister and I. And to be clear, not my mom, but his second wife. This took me by complete surprise. I guess I didn't really think about it, but now that he said it, it kinda hurt. I wanted to talk to him about it, but how without just sounding greedy? So he tells me she is supposed to leave anything left to my sister and I when she dies. Now, his wife has 2 sons of her own. Her oldest hates everything about my dad and his side. The youngest is oblivious to the world, so who knows what's going on with him. But how is this plan supposed to work? What's stopping her from leaving everything of his to them? Again, she hates my sisters existence. Should she pass without a will, her sons take everything. My dad tried telling me he wanted to leave all of us kids something. But after he got sick, he had to lower his life insurance, so now this is the plan. Give everything to his wife and hope she leaves my sister and I something in her will. But to me it seems he is leaving them everything. Am I the asshole for being hurt by this? Should I try and talk to him about it?

being upset my dad is leaving his wife everything