I inherited a Woman

At the time my uncle David 54 was rich and hadn't ever married, a playboy by nature my father called him. My father was 57 and was the older brother, he didn't go to college like David did, just worked in the local mill like his father and father's father had done. I'm also called David after my grandfather on my mother's side. Also, the youngest of our family and like my uncle I'd gotten to go to college. My older brother went into the military, and our older still sister is married. I've never really had much to do with my uncle David; he was always busy making money and enjoying himself. Drank quite a lot and done drugs and smoked like chimney according to my father. Anyway, Uncle David had a car accident rolling his car several times, died in hospital 5 days later never regained his consciousness. Everyone in my family inherited something, my parents got his house. They already lived in it, David had bought as an investment, my sister and brother got money enough to buy a house each. I (than 27) got the rest of his assets, reason given was I was named after him and I'd been to college. Unlike him I wasn't a ladies' man, then I also got a rather large shock. My uncle had been trying to buy a wife from overseas, so he could've a family of his own. My father and mother had been told by David he was looking, not that he had secured a bride. All paperwork completed and her travel plans to marry him made. I was told that I'd inherited my uncle fiancée, as far as the marriage broker was concerned the deal was finalized. Strange but there was even a no return policy, the woman as far as the broker and her family was now my problem. If I was to return her, she would be shamed even if I didn't want a refund. On her arrival, my mother and sister met her, and she was taken to my parent's place till everything was finalized one way or another. My inherited woman was attractive 5 years younger than me and can speak English better than we can. Once we explained my uncle's death, we asked her what she wanted to do. Knowing I'd inherited most of my late uncle's estate and therefore she said I'd inherited her as well. She would marry me as I was single unattached and my name was on the agreement of marriage, albeit my uncle's name. But as we'd taken delivery of her after his death. She was mine; it was a bit of a shock to me at first. She was very respectful to us all, but the more I learned about their customs it was the best option she had. As my own love life was non-existent at the time and hadn't ever existed either. It was the best option for me also, so I agreed to marry her. In the twelve years we've been married now, I fully believe it was the smartest discission I've ever made. We've 3 beautiful children and live next door to my parents and they rely on my wife's help with everyday chores and transport to medical appointments.