At the hospital, Kevin was sitting beside Earl’s bed, scrolling through his phone. I asked him to step into the hallway. He admitted that he had been struggling financially and believed selling the equipment was the quickest way to get money. But when I asked whether Earl had approved the sale, he avoided my eyes. I reminded him that his father had spent decades restoring that tractor and had refused several generous offers for it.
Kevin finally admitted that he had taken the paperwork from Earl’s office. He claimed he intended to replace the equipment later, once his financial problems were solved. I was furious. Then Earl’s nurse approached us and mentioned something unexpected. Before his stroke, Earl had specifically asked the hospital to contact someone if Kevin came looking for his business records.
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