Dahlia was 18 when she received the news that her grandfather Arthur had passed away. The drive to the funeral was a quiet one. Not because they were grieving over Arthur, but because of the money he left in his will.
Dahlia didn’t care about the will, as she was grieving over the passing of her grandfather.
She was looking at the flowers on his coffin. She brought a red rose for his casket, where it was standing out among the white daisies.
Then she heard her family talking about the inheritance they received. Her aunts, uncles, older cousins and even her parents. They were furious because Arthur left them $1 each.
Then her aunt Nancy turned to Dahlia. She asked if she was hiding the amount of inheritance she received secretly. Dahlia explained that she received the same as everyone, and that she didn’t care.
Nancy asked to Dahlia, because she was the apple of Arhtur’s eye.
While the other people were accusing Dahlia with stealing Arthur’s inheritance, she stepped out of the church, because they weren’t letting her grief as she wanted to.
Then an old woman approached to Dahlia. She told her that she was a friend of Arthur, and that he wanted her to do something after his demise.
She gave a paper to Dahlia, and advised that she shouldn’t let any of the family members see it.
“111 locker — Southern Railway Station,” was written on the paper.
After the funeral, Dahlia checked the locker her grandpa left to her. There was a picture of two of them, while he was healthy and they were running on the fields together.
There was a bag, and another note where Arthur wrote to Dahlia that he loves her more than the rest of his materialistic family, as he called his true heir and deserved all of his wealth.
The bag was filled with money, and the legal documentation that Dahlia was owner of it. She directly went to Arthur’s lawyer, Mr. McManaman, and the man arranged everything and the money went into Dahlia’s bank account.
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