The Fractured Inheritance

view he had today at a fancy restaurant. Jumping out of bed, he quickly ran downstairs to finish up the chores his Aunt, Larisa had gathered up for him. He was shocked when he saw a heap of clot

se all he would get would be shouts and insults. So, he decided to wash just a few, th

kly prepared for his interview. As he was

you think you are go

d today at a restaurant in the ci

yourself," she shot back, "Who do you expect to

dry, and I will take care of the kitchen and gar

ou? You are becoming something else these days, and those little things of yours, I am going to cut th

hought about his options. He could try to wash the clothes as fast as he could, but he knew that he wouldn't be able to finish them. He could try to ask his aunt for help,

was a risk that he had to take. He quickly got dressed and headed out the door, determined to make it to the interview on time. He was nervous as he walked to the

having a steady job and a place to call his own was a huge relief. However, his uncle's house was located on the outskirts of the city, and he knew that transportation would be a sign

e stunning views that surrounded him. The vast fields and rolling hills stretched

lled his senses. The peacefulness of the countryside was a welcom

al areas. The green fields were replaced by towering apartment blocks and fac

ryside he was leaving behind. The serene landscape and the connection to nature that it

ng. He looked forward to the energy and vibrancy that the city has to offer, but he will

all around him. Novgorod was home to the country's deepest lake, Baikal, and th

heart was pounding with excitement. He couldn't believe he was about to

ing doors, he was immediately struck by the stunning beauty of the lobby. The crystal chandeliers sparkled overhead, and the marble

ist who asked how she could assist him. He told her that he was there to interv

e who ushered him to the interview room. The elegance and refinement of the hotel's decor c

raced with excitement. He had dreamed of working in a place like this

liers sparkled overhead, and the marble floors gleamed underfoot. Everywhere he looked, h

of the staff. They greeted him warmly and answered his questions with patience and enthusiasm, making him feel like a valued