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Marcus always believed that avarice was a flaw reserved for lesser men, a weakness he, a dutiful son, was immune to. Yet, as his aging father, Elias, grew frail, a cold, calculated hunger for the wealth and freedom the large family estate represented began to consume him.
The debts, the missed opportunities—it all fueled the conviction that the inheritance was his by right, and the sooner he claimed it, the better.
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