| Author: | Drac Von Stoller | ISBN: | 1230000267092 |
| Publisher: | Drac Von Stoller | Publication: | September 9, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Drac Von Stoller |
| ISBN: | 1230000267092 |
| Publisher: | Drac Von Stoller |
| Publication: | September 9, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Darren and his family had just gotten back from their vacation when they received a phone call from Darren's aunt Matilda.
"Darren,” Matilda said, “your uncle Henry was found dead in the wine cellar. I really need you to come by the mansion and help me straighten out my affairs. You are the only one I can trust with this matter. I hope your family doesn't mind if you come stay with me for a while until I get this all sorted out."
“I will talk it over with my wife tonight, and I don't anticipate any problems,” Darren replied. “Just get some rest, and I'll be there in the morning to start the process."
“I feel so much better knowing that you'll be helping me out. I know your uncle Henry would've wanted it that way,” said Matilda. “Henry was always proud of your accomplishments. He cared about you so much that he wanted you to have the mansion should he ever leave us. What do you think about that Darren?”
Before Darren had a chance to reply she interjected, “Before you say a word, there are no living relatives besides you and I, and we both know that my age and my health would not allow me to take on the huge task of making sure the mansion is in tip top shape. Your family belongs here. I know this place has a horrid past, but maybe you and your family can bring many years of happiness to it.”
Darren and his family had just gotten back from their vacation when they received a phone call from Darren's aunt Matilda.
"Darren,” Matilda said, “your uncle Henry was found dead in the wine cellar. I really need you to come by the mansion and help me straighten out my affairs. You are the only one I can trust with this matter. I hope your family doesn't mind if you come stay with me for a while until I get this all sorted out."
“I will talk it over with my wife tonight, and I don't anticipate any problems,” Darren replied. “Just get some rest, and I'll be there in the morning to start the process."
“I feel so much better knowing that you'll be helping me out. I know your uncle Henry would've wanted it that way,” said Matilda. “Henry was always proud of your accomplishments. He cared about you so much that he wanted you to have the mansion should he ever leave us. What do you think about that Darren?”
Before Darren had a chance to reply she interjected, “Before you say a word, there are no living relatives besides you and I, and we both know that my age and my health would not allow me to take on the huge task of making sure the mansion is in tip top shape. Your family belongs here. I know this place has a horrid past, but maybe you and your family can bring many years of happiness to it.”
