The Orphan Boy and His Stolen Inheritance

 

Rihan had always known struggle. Ever since his parents passed away in an accident, he had been left in the care of his uncle, Javed. But instead of protecting him, Javed saw Rihan as a burden—nothing more than an obstacle between him and the wealth his brother had left behind.

One evening, Rihan overheard a conversation that changed everything.

“The boy doesn’t need that land,” Javed whispered to a man in his living room. “I’ll buy it in my name before he even realizes what he’s lost.”

Rihan’s heart pounded. His father had left him a small piece of land in the city—his only inheritance. And now, his own uncle was trying to steal it.

Determined, Rihan visited a lawyer the next morning. The lawyer, an old friend of his father’s, listened carefully. “Your uncle cannot legally take your property,” he said. “But you must act fast.”

Rihan took every penny he had saved from odd jobs and went straight to the land registry office. He officially transferred the property to his name before Javed could. The process was difficult, but with the lawyer’s help, it was done.

When Javed found out, his face turned red with anger. “You tricked me, boy!” he shouted.

“No,” Rihan said firmly. “I just took back what was mine.”

For the first time, Javed saw not a helpless orphan, but a boy who had fought for his rights. He stormed out, knowing he had lost.

Rihan stood tall. He had no family left, but he had something his parents wanted for him—a future.