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Third person's POV

Lincoln remained calm despite his client's outburst. He had seen Astor lose his temper many times over the years, and he knew the best strategy was to wait for the anger to pass.

"Mr. Sinclair, please lower your voice," Lincoln said quietly. "We're in a public place, even if this is a private room."

Astor took several deep breaths, trying to regain his composure. But his hands were still shaking with anger and his voice remained harsh.

"Tell me exactly what this law firm said in their message," Astor demanded.

Lincoln looked down at his phone and read the message aloud. "They said: 'We are representing a client in a matter concerning the will of late Mrs. Sinclair. We have reason to believe that certain assets were not properly distributed according to her final will. We request all documentation related to share transfers and inheritance distributions made after her death.'"

"That's impossible," Astor said. "my late wife's will was very clear. She left everything