My grandad took me under his wing since I couldn't find a job, and said that he wanted to find what I was interested in.

He offered me a camera to take photos, and I was really interested so he changed ideas to instead make 3d models.

He encouraged me to take photos, then edit them, and I was really proud of how some of them came out. He also asked me to get a PC that could handle CAD design.
I built a computer, it cost about £2300
My aunt came round at some point, saw the PC and instantly said "That's powerful." She also said, at some point "That's mine." I took it as a joke.
Some time after this, my grandad got cancer.

He went on chemo, but passed away about 6 months later. In this time, my grandad moved in with my aunt, who also moved his computer "so it wouldn't get stolen." On that computer I had photos I had taken, and edited.

Well, I was sad. I started eating more, going over my limit, and started gaining weight. I went to my granddad one day in the hospital and he asked if I was still doing photography and I said not really, just haven't felt motivated to do it. He was disappointed, so I made an effort to go to a park near me and take some shots, but I wasn't really feeling it. He asked about my weight and I told him the truth. He told me I was a failure.

My granddad passed away, and I had a gut feeling that my aunt was going to take that computer. I was right, I called her up to talk and ask how she was and we talked. I had no intention to even ask about the computer, but she brought it up, and referred to it as her computer. During said call, she mention that my granddad had written a note that read Granddad:"Do you really want my new computer." Aunt: "Yes" Granddad: "OK"

She also said that she would 'let' me keep the camera he gave me.

I didn't believe this for a second, but also didn't want to say so because I wasn't totally sure. I never saw this note. She sent me a letter basically saying that she was sorry that I was upset, but to have some decency about what she was going through.I brought up something on the letter, about how she seemed to accept the computer without even a thought of me, and she backtracked and said "Well of course I asked about you." she then went into a very condescending voice "I'm sorry &lt;name&gt;, but your granddad was very disappointed in you when he passed."
Now, I understand that I am not directly kin of my granddad and that I shouldn't have by law gotten the computer, but it felt like a slap in the face, because I was sad that my granddad was dying, and I felt betrayed, since a lot of my photos were taken when she took that machine, plus he made it clear to both my aunt and me that it was mine, before the cancer happened.

And we are basically up to the current time-frame. I want an outside opinion because I might just be playing the victim card but to me it feels like I've been betrayed.
