Sister Treats Her Kid Better Than Her Nephew, She Lives To Regret It.

[petepena]

Always treat people the way you want to be treated.

[madonnajohnson]

What a heartbreaking yet heartwarming story! That bitter aunt did all she could to destroy her nephew but it didn’t work. He became very successful businessman! So thankful! Be careful to treat all people with loving kindness and respect. You may need that same person to help you. Thanks Guys for illustrating that valuable life lesson! Well done Guys!!!🙌🏼

[notjahrod]

The kid was so kind that he wanted to help around the house more respect bro

[annlee]

That little boy was precious, gained an accent as an adult? Needed more of that party of the story! She didn't deserve his thank you!

[Randomvideos-pdgiuws]

I can’t believe how soft-hearted Preston is.

[itst.tfromtdot]

“7” years could’ve never passed...that guy was old!!! 😂

[thebatmanofneo-gotham]

Just because a kid isn't your child, doesn't mean they're any less family to you. The woman should've treated her nephew a lot better than he deserved, as there is no excuse for her behavior towards him.

[iyekakay]

Why did they dress Preston like he time traveled from the 1800s

[Revelation--]

That Auntie is evil to treat the poor boy that way. Especially after loosing his mum, it be hard enough for that poor boy as it is.

[saunsiaraybroussard]

It's heartbreaking how mean she is to her nephew and that she put him back into foster care! It's amazing how well he did growing up! It would be nice to hear how his cousin did!

[mujtabaomar]

I wonder how Preston was forgiving despite everything his cruel aunt put him through

[gwenhewitt]

7 years later??? You mean 17 years later. He even bought an ascent

[shirleyclark]

The moral of this story is that you suppose to love and treat your nephew the same way you do your own children and let love lead the way ❤ 💕♥

[everydaypatt]

after 7 yrs, he looks like 30 years older with some accents. lol

[DNKNW-eijw]

Bro her nephew turned like 40 something in 7 years 💀

[samyuktaashokkrishnan]

If I was in his place, I wouldn't want anything to do with that woman. Props to him for forgiving so easily!

[mathabotorolane]

As the kids its hard to loose your parents but to stay with the aunt like this is painful, sorry to all kids who grew up without parents

[stacy]

love and respect all family members. One day you might need them. wondering what aunt is going to ask from her nephew. Preston has a big heart

[IMORTAL-HOKAGE]

You know an actor is good when you want to fight them

[vinaymulukutla]

Sorry but when my relatives mistreated me when I was younger, I had to sit there and suffer their wrath.
The moment I became of age, I decided that I wasn't going to allow them to be a part of my life. They have tried to re-enter my life and want to be a part of it but I just slam the door in their faces.
While I agree with forgiving as part of healing yourself, I certainly do not agree with taking back someone who treated you like dirt as depicted in this video.