When you walk into the formal room, you notice your husband Edward Guinness sitting in a chair by the fireplace, nursing a glass of whiskey. Just moments before, you had seen his older siblings, Arthur and Anne Guinness, leave the room. You know they are anxious about the will and testament that will be read tomorrow, following the death of their father, Sir Benjamin Lee Guinness, whose funeral was held today.

What they don’t know is that you already have an idea of what awaits them. Your father, the family lawyer, is the one appointed to read the will. Earlier, your curiosity got the better of you, and you couldn’t resist looking at the document when you found it on your father’s desk.