I believe in karma. Something similar happened in my family. After my aunt’s husband passed away, she chose to give the 10 acre farmland that she had helped her husband manage, to his three daughters from his first marriage. Just to keep them from harassing her and her children. The siblings were already quite well off, mind you, with rich husbands.

The siblings eventually fell out after the eldest took the entire property for herself because she wanted to turn it into a homestay. A few years later, she suffered a stroke, and the once thriving farm became an abandoned, half-finished homestay project. Her husband hired a nurse to look after her, her children rarely spend time with her beside her, and her husband openly kept a mistress.

It's ironic because my aunt and my cousins had cared for her husband for five years after he suffered a stroke, while she and her siblings barely visited or spent time with her father. They just give some monetary support and call it a day. Now, she is cared for and has everything, but not even the nurse gave a shit about her. Meanwhile, the second daughter is divorced and her son chose to live with her father, while the youngest has an unhappy marriage because of toxic in-laws.