the will is at the top of the list, along with trying to steer people away from the murder scene! at least until either she or cut can search it for the will.
cut's just kind of worried to look around for it, in case someone might walk in and ask what he's doing
but he certainly will get people to avoid going to the garden with the 'leave this to the police, we're going to contaminate the evidence' and all that
[The bookshelf is packed with novels of every genre, but mostly fantasy or cheesy romance. There's too many to check each one, but you don't see anything immediately unusual.]
[Nothing, nothing...oh wait, there's some folded up notes here and there! They're old, written in crayon, and most of them are just children's drawings.
[The bedroom contains a king-size four-poster bed, all rich mahogany and silk sheets, a chaise lounge, a large dresser, a ceiling high bookshelf, a window seat, and a walk-in closet. There are several paintings on the walls.
The drawers are full of clothes! Everything is very nice quality, but you don't see anything out of the ordinary here.]
[Before you can do find anything else, you hear footsteps rapidly approaching! You have one comment each to figure out what to do before they come bursting in.]
[ with the old will freshly swallowed (and leaving a weird taste in her mouth, thanks ink) and the new will placed in the envelope with the notebook and letter to Angela, the duo start out the door to go show the others their ~incredible discovery~ ooooooooo ]
Phil had good taste in charities, huh?
[ said like she didn't just swallow several pages in rapid succession ]
[ i'm going to eat the old will, stuffing it into her mouth and swallowing everything she can while arranging the new will with the letters in the envelope ]
[The will states that all of Phil's shares in his company are to be liquidated and turned over to various charities. Phil's personal accounts are to be split evenly between his children. Layne gets to keep the car and some jewelry.]
[Angela's letter thanks her for being a confidante and requests that she do her best to explain to her father why Phil left his money to charity instead of to his business partner. Angela has the same soft heart as Phil, so she should be able to make Roger understand. And also would she please hurry up and marry Fin already? Stop lying to yourself, girl, you two are perfect together.
The notebook page is a forty year old love letter. It's sweet and sincere and you feel kind of weird and invasive reading it.]
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cut will probably try to figure out where the will is first, talk to dee if he can
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but he certainly will get people to avoid going to the garden with the 'leave this to the police, we're going to contaminate the evidence' and all that
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they can try to guard it from the "murderer" or something? they need a reason to guard it
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We'll give it a quick search, but be careful. We don't want to leave clues.
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Yeah, keep your ears open too, just in case someone comes by and asks what we're doing.
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[ slides her sleeve down over her hand to open the door and slip inside ]
Focus on the drawers, that's usually the spot.
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Check his bookshelves. It might be hidden behind a book or secret safe.
[ But checking every drawer now! ]
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Help me look these over when you're done, would you? See if anything is wedged between them.
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Yeah, sure.
[ Coming over to check in between the books! ]
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Weird.]
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[ Don't give me feels for a character we've never even seen. ]
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The drawers are full of clothes! Everything is very nice quality, but you don't see anything out of the ordinary here.]
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[ If nothing, then he'll check the paintings and see if there's anything behind them. ]
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Most of the paintings are normal, but behind one of them there's a safe! It looks pretty dang secure.]
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Hey, there's a safe behind here!
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Dee said that the will's in the desk's drawer, and that there's a trick to opening it.
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[ quietly slipping in and approaching the desk ]
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[ Heading to the desk and trying to find the right locked drawer. If he has it, then he'll try the trick Dee told him! ]
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And inside...a sealed envelope with no writing on it.]
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No writing, huh? Let's give it an open.
[ Going to open it up! Unless Sparrow has an objection. ]
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There are three things inside: One is an aged, folded notebook page with Dee's name on it. The second is a new letter, addressed to Angela.]
The third is Phil's will.]
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[ Handing that over to Sparrow, since she can use it, and quickly reading the notebook page and letter, seeing what it's about. ]
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We'll need to fix the seal somehow...
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[ Searching the other drawers! ]
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Phil had good taste in charities, huh?
[ said like she didn't just swallow several pages in rapid succession ]
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Think you can forge this to put our names in it?
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[ PULLING A FAKE WILL OUT OF HER SUIT ]
But we can replace it with this one!
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Keep a part to charity, since I have to give a letter to Angela about it, but mostly to us.
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The notebook page is a forty year old love letter. It's sweet and sincere and you feel kind of weird and invasive reading it.]