Mara is getting up.
I think the next part you have to read on your own.
– No.
I raised my eyes.
– Stay.
I didn’t want to get any secrets by myself.
Jacob wrote about his biological father.
A man he had almost never spoken to.
He had believed all his life that he had died without leaving anything behind.
But Mara had discovered that things were more complicated.
There had been an old property in Brasov County and a succession that had not been completely clarified.
At first I thought Jacob had left me a fortune.
It wasn’t that simple.
And the letter said that clearly.
“I don’t know how much it is worth or if all the steps will have the result that I hope. I don’t want to promise you money that maybe never will exist. But we started proceedings together with Mara and a lawyer. If my rights are confirmed, the party that is my return will go into my succession.”
I raised my eyes.
