Katharina Buczek
“My parents decided to renovate the house,” she recalled. “Two of my brothers paid off their house debts.”
“Another sister asked if she could pay for her IVF treatment with her girlfriend, and I said yes. At no time did I ever control how they wanted to spend their money.”
Nonetheless, Meg was ecstatic about her newfound money and asked her to use it toward IVF as well. But Meg wanted to do IVF with Liam– which made her hesitate.
“I am still best friends with Josh, and I can tell you what they did to him caused years of therapy to even get him to start thinking about dating someone,” she explained.
“I also don’t talk to Liam ninety-nine percent of the time, and I only help my sister– because, after all, she had my nephew.”
In fact, she did not even go to Meg and Liam’s wedding and has always made it clear that she really does not support their relationship.
So, in response to using her inheritance to fund the IVF, she ended up telling Meg no. She basically said that since the IVF explicitly involved Meg, Liam, and their relationship, she did not feel comfortable with it.
Instead, she would rather help pay off debts, renovate their home, or refurbish the house.
Still, Meg did not understand at all. Instead, she began screaming at her to get over their relationship since it “had nothing to do with her” and “was years ago.”
Those comments ended up sparking a full-blown argument. And afterward, she actually decided not to give Meg any money at all.
Instead, she decided to set up a fund for Meg’s son so that he could handle the inheritance once he turned eighteen.
