bank,” Luke responded.

When Lidia got home from the store, he explained everything. She encouraged him to go to the bank and ask around. The bank manager, Mr.

Paxton, was delighted when he saw the key and Luke’s I.D.

“Oh! You must be Elizabeth’s grandson! I thought you would never come to visit us,” he said eagerly and asked him to follow while he continued speaking.

“Your grandmother was our bank’s best customer. I arranged this safety deposit box years ago. I’m glad you’re here.”

He opened it and discovered at least 50 more gold bars inside, but these weighed one kilogram each.

“Your grandmother didn’t trust the digital age. She preferred to keep her money on material things. There are also a few diamonds and precious gemstones here.

Do you need to withdraw anything today?” the manager asked with a smile.

“No, not today. I just wanted to check,” Luke replied breathlessly. He returned home and told Lidia everything.

That night, he called both of his brothers and apologized for everything. He told them what their grandma had done, and they laughed.

“I knew Grandma wanted to divide everything equally! But your attitude made her hide it from you!

This is awesome,” Aiden laughed through the phone. In the end, Luke laughed too because his big brother was right.

Soon, he patched things up with his brothers and was happy to give his family anything they wanted. But Luke would never forget how he acted back then and regretted it forever.

What can we learn from this story?

Don’t act like an entitled brat.

You are not entitled to anyone’s money, even if your relatives are wealthy. Luke learned a harsh lesson.
Always open mystery chests. Never leave stuff unopened.

You might be missing out on millions.

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