Man Thinking Of Leaving His Son Out Of His Will Over A $300 Wine Case

Meet OP, a retired man who's living the life as a grandpa. OP was having the life of the time when suddenly, his son and his wife need a new place while their house is being renovated. Being a good dad, OP invited them to live with them for a time being.

However, issues arose when his wife failed to follow simple house rules, such as cleaning up after themselves, avoiding loud noises at night, and, most importantly, not having alcohol in the house due to OP's wife's trauma related to alcohol.

While things seemed fine initially, problems escalated when OP's wife discovered wine in the attic. She poured it out, and it turned out to be a $25 bottle, not the $300 DIL claimed. This led to a significant fight, causing tension in our relationship.

After they moved out, OP's son informed us that they couldn't see our grandkids anymore, reevaluating our relationship due to the incident. OP expressed his frustration, emphasizing that he knew the house rules, and his disregard caused stress to OP's wife. He insisted on cutting ties, and in response, OP told him that if he followed through, he'd be out of the will.

This sparked another argument, and he's now angry with OP. Let's see Reddit's verdict.

Let's See Why This Is Undecided

Short But Comprehensible

They Know The House Rules

Well Your DIL Broke The Rules

Wow That's A Bit Too Much

Yeah I Think You Should Leave Him Out

Also Wondering That

Got It Now Thanks

Yeah It's 300 Wine Really

OP Was Super Kind I Noticed That To

It's Simple As That And Yet They Couldn't Even Tell OP About It

This Is More Than Just Some Wine Case Imo

Think Of It As A Fine For Violating The Rules

They Maybe Lied About The Wine

Maybe They Are Saving For The Reno But Still They Violated The Rules Here

Edit 1: So The Wife Is Overdramatic

Edit 2: The Wine Is Not That Expensive