So my sister is in the military and she wanted to get her rank up and get some kind of medical degree so she was stationed else where and started her testing and training. She's very religious and attended the church we go to but in the locale of where she's stationed at and that's where she met this lady who is a millionare already.
The lady had a husband who owned up to like 10 billion worth of the Yamash ita Gold. Her husband passed away so that Yamash ita Gold goes her. The lady is 64 years old and I'm not sure how many kids she has but I believe it's 3 children. So she'll be getting like 4 billion and each of her child will get 2 billion.
She is also helping out our church by giving them a million or so to build new churches and such. Also she's giving some of the members of the church money and one those member is my sister. I'm not sure how much money she'll be giving my sister but all I know it'll be in the tens of millions, and also the lady is planning to buy property and build homes with church members as neighbors.
Everything seems to be legit, the lady wrote statements that she'll be giving money to the church and the money given is legit, because the church we go to do not accept money that came from things like the lottery. So my sister and her husband, and other members of the church will travel with the lady out of the country and cash out her ownership of the Yamash ita gold around September.
My sister told me all this over the phone, and I don't really know how to react. My sister doesn't joke around with me like that plus the lady she met is a legit millionare that happens to had a husband who left her billions of dollars of the Yamash ita gold. My first reaction was "we'll see." I'm the type of person that has to see it to believe it, but man all of this is just crazy.
I haven't told any of my friends yet, and I don't think I would tell them, because money does change people. So come September, our whole lives are gonna change in a great way. I just felt like telling strangers over the internet because strangers over the internet will most likely never going to have their hand out looking for a hand out and you're guarantee to not give anything if they do because we remain anonymous over the internet. I'm going to be rich.
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