Forgetting about Joshua
Years had passed, and the once-close bond the sisters shared with young Joshua had dwindled to the point of near nonexistence. Instead of preserving their late sister Murriel’s memory by safeguarding her cherished home, they quickly monetized it, leaving a young Joshua struggling with feelings of abandonment.
Dominated by their overwhelming avarice, the sisters were driven by a singular desire: to extract the considerable profits that would flow from the sale of the house. They were consumed by the illusion that the windfall would be their gateway to a life of uninterrupted luxury and contentment. However, their anticipated euphoria was short-lived, evaporating almost as swiftly as it had come, leaving them grappling with the stark reality of their actions.