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A Strange Inheritance (Closed for MaskofSand)
Josh Mullins couldn't believe it when his uncle passed on. Uncle Bill had always been considered a bit eccentric by the rest of the family, and had never married or had children. He was the older brother of Josh's father, and Josh was the only one who normally talked to him or spent any time with him at family gatherings. The two were actually close, as Josh was, himself, somewhat of a black sheep, having no interest in going to law school in order to follow the family business.
His relationship with his uncle had affected his choice of colleges, as he went to the University closest to where Bill had lived. Not to stay with him, as Josh wanted to have his own life, but so that they could visit more often. Then the day came when he received news of his uncle's untimely passing due to cancer that had not been diagnosed. Josh went to the funeral, of course, and at the will reading, he was mildly surprised when told that everything his uncle had amassed was now his. Thankfully, spring break was coming up at school, so he would be able to go to the house and take account of what he now, apparently, owned.
When the day came that he pulled up to the house, it was just as he had remembered it from the visits he had paid his Uncle Bill: large and on the creepy side. It was in good repair, though, and close enough that if he chose to keep it, he would be able to live there through his time in college. Unlocking the door and walking inside, he went first to his uncle's study for some reason. On the desk was a letter, addressed to him. Opening it, he read silently:
Dearest Joshua,
If you are reading this...well, we both know what that means. Anyway, there was something I couldn't exactly put in the will, that belongs to you now, as well. You will find it upstairs, in the small room attached to the master bedroom. Take good care of her.
Love,
Uncle Bill
Curious what his uncle was referring to in the letter, he headed upstairs, and found the master bedroom. He had never been inside it before, but it was massive, just as expected, with a king-sized canopy bed dominating one wall, thick black curtains drawn open. There was a beautiful master bathroom as well, and another door that opened into a small room with a cot inside it. His eyes widened in surprise as he saw a woman laying on the cot, and he could not speak at first.
Josh Mullins couldn't believe it when his uncle passed on. Uncle Bill had always been considered a bit eccentric by the rest of the family, and had never married or had children. He was the older brother of Josh's father, and Josh was the only one who normally talked to him or spent any time with him at family gatherings. The two were actually close, as Josh was, himself, somewhat of a black sheep, having no interest in going to law school in order to follow the family business.
His relationship with his uncle had affected his choice of colleges, as he went to the University closest to where Bill had lived. Not to stay with him, as Josh wanted to have his own life, but so that they could visit more often. Then the day came when he received news of his uncle's untimely passing due to cancer that had not been diagnosed. Josh went to the funeral, of course, and at the will reading, he was mildly surprised when told that everything his uncle had amassed was now his. Thankfully, spring break was coming up at school, so he would be able to go to the house and take account of what he now, apparently, owned.
When the day came that he pulled up to the house, it was just as he had remembered it from the visits he had paid his Uncle Bill: large and on the creepy side. It was in good repair, though, and close enough that if he chose to keep it, he would be able to live there through his time in college. Unlocking the door and walking inside, he went first to his uncle's study for some reason. On the desk was a letter, addressed to him. Opening it, he read silently:
Dearest Joshua,
If you are reading this...well, we both know what that means. Anyway, there was something I couldn't exactly put in the will, that belongs to you now, as well. You will find it upstairs, in the small room attached to the master bedroom. Take good care of her.
Love,
Uncle Bill
Curious what his uncle was referring to in the letter, he headed upstairs, and found the master bedroom. He had never been inside it before, but it was massive, just as expected, with a king-sized canopy bed dominating one wall, thick black curtains drawn open. There was a beautiful master bathroom as well, and another door that opened into a small room with a cot inside it. His eyes widened in surprise as he saw a woman laying on the cot, and he could not speak at first.
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