[POV: Lewis] [Location: Edinburgh — Kitchen]He read the first page standing up.Then he sat down and read it again.Eleanor's covering letter was two paragraphs. Formal, precise, the language of legal finality. The estate of Harrison James Sterling had been fully administered. All prior distributions had been executed. The remaining item, held in trust pending family notification, was now being formally released.He turned to the attached document.It was a letter. Handwritten, two pages, dated eight months before Harrison had died.He recognized the handwriting — slower than Harrison's earlier years, the letters requiring more effort, but unmistakably his.Yessica sat beside him and they read it together.Harrison had written to each grandchild individually. Not in separate letters — in one document, addressed to each of them in turn, the way someone writes when they know they're running out of time and want to be efficient with what remains.To Claire first. Precise, proud, specif
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