My Family Demanded My Late Son’s College Fund – I Said: ‘Okay but Only Under One Condition’

After the devastating loss of his 15-year-old son Ben, Scott, a single father, was left to face the raw emptiness of grief. Though family filled the pews at the funeral and promised support, their concern faded quickly. The only person who stayed was Daniel—Ben’s best friend—who had faithfully visited every weekend during Ben’s three-year illness.

Daniel wasn’t just a visitor; he was a constant presence. He brought sketches, told stories, and lifted Ben’s spirits when most of the family disappeared. On Ben’s final night, he asked Scott to promise that if he didn’t survive, Daniel would receive his college fund—an emotional request Scott vowed to honor.

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