"My husband doesn’t even
know how to use a computer keyboards. He can only read Cho, Joong. Dong (a newspaper) that
I put in bookmark," I said. "My husband can barely do email, but I'm
worried about what to do if I die." A senior told me about her husband. "You
don’t have to worry. Men will live better with a young woman after their wives
leave."
The men meet the fresh and pretty woman when their wife
dies, and set up a newlywed couple, and they say, "Why are we meeting now?"
But many American seniors are afraid of meeting new women because of their
strong attachment to their property. So, if you go to the local diner, you can
often see elderly people who are shaking their hands and solving their own
meals.
As soon as my mother passed away, a woman of my
sister’s age appeared as if she was waiting in the dark ally. I was glad that
it was fortunate for me that my father is happy with young lady rather than
worrying about my father alone in the distance. My father even paid for her several children's school expenses, the
cost of marriage and even the remarriage.
Of course, after my mother's death, my sisters and me were in
a state of the third wheel, but my father did his best for us. He wasn’t remarried and did
not cause any paper problems. He helped me to live this much.
I, who lives with these memories, ‘Let me do my
best to my husband and children in my life. After I die, the world will roll
well without me. And the rest of us have the right to live happily ever after.’
However, half of the wealth we have accumulated
in our life is mine. It doesn’t matter to me whether he uses his portion for a
young woman or not. I want my share to use where I want. But if the men are
craze about young women, they go through fire and water and women are also trying
to acquire more wealth.
I created a living trust. After one of us is
gone, it will not all left to the rest, but only half of the share. But it is
the paperwork after death.
Would my husband be happy because I am a wife
who solves all sorts of the painful paperwork?
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