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Me and my cousin grew up together. His dad struck it big with a business when we were both kids and since then his life has been infinitely better than mine. His family owned larges houses, several luxury cars, travelled the world, while my family barely got by (don't get me wrong, their family helped from time to time). Anyways, it never really affected our relationship. We still both went to the same school, had the same circle of friends, we both went into the military together and were stationed in Afghanistan together. In short - this guy was probably the biggest influence in my life and without a doubt my best friend.

Of course we had our arguments, fights, disagreements. We had stopped talking to each other at one point, but we got past all of it. His father ended up passing away and he inherited a lot of his dad's fortune

A year ago he was diagnosed with cancer. He died a month ago and I was devastated. But then we went to the reading of his last will and testament that he had written a couple of months prior to his death. Our entire family was there. Everyone got something, everyone was mentioned. Money, cars, houses that he still owned, stocks etc. He gave most of it out to my side of the family, which is considerable poorer and gave only a few things to his already rich sister and mother. Everyone was mentioned, got some words of encouragement, he gave my youngest sister 16, a BMW.

Me? I wasn't even mentioned once. Not a single "Hey, I love you, I hope you keep on going" not a single fucking pair of pants, nothing. Even his own mother asked the lawyer if that was it, because I hadn't been mentioned. I don't care about the cars, the houses or the money (though I just graduated from college and I'm struggling with money, so I wouldn't have refused) but that just hurt. I have no idea why I wasn't mentioned and I can't stop thinking about it. We were on great terms...
<bot>: Rich cousin, who happens to be my best friend, dies. Not mentioned in any of his last letters or testament.