"Who prepared my father's will?" Jake asked. That was his first question.
"Your father did" Mr Williams replied.
"He did" Jake's response didn't sound like a question, but more like a confirmatory one. He had thought about the possibility of Mr Williams not being the one who had prepared the official will, and if he wasn't, then the question was why?
From his time of working with his father, he knew his father had never personally prepared a contract. What he mostly did was make a draft of how he wanted it to be, and what it should entail. He'd always leave it to Mr Williams or the legal team of the company to prepare an official copy, which he'll review and probably ask for more improvements if it wasn't to his expectations or if there were changes to be made.
So why had he personally prepared the will? That was a first.
Mr Williams noticed the contemplative look on Jake's face, but he didn't say anything.
