At twenty-seven, Clara Reynolds sat in her grandfather’s mahogany-paneled conference room, dwarfed by the wealth and prestige of her family. While her siblings and cousins received cash, collectibles, and investments from Grandpa Edmund’s will, she was handed a crumbling farmhouse and forty-three overgrown acres—a “worthless” inheritance that drew laughter from everyone but her.
But inside a sealed letter from Grandpa, she discovered the truth: he’d chosen her because she valued relationships and happiness over status, and the farm, dismissed by her family, held untapped potential. Continues…
