knowing him, most of them already were. He left the house in equal shares to Dennis and Edward-the two oldest grandsons. That maxibus- Eve whipped the wheel, sent the DLE up. And took a corner as if in pursuit of a mass murderer. Is behind us. Keep going. I can tell you Dennis and Edward have been at odds over the house. Dennis wants to keep it in the family, per Bradley's wishes. Edward wants to sell it. He can't sell it, I take it, unless Mr. Mira signs off. That's my understanding. I don't know why Dennis came down here today-he had a full day at the university, as one of his colleagues
The two oldest grandsons, Dennis and Edward, have inherited a house equally from their family member. While Dennis wishes to honor their late relative's intention of keeping the house within the family, Edward is eager to sell it. This disagreement has caused tension between the brothers, as Dennis believes selling would betray the deceased's wishes.
Dennis recently appeared at the house despite a busy schedule at the university, indicating the urgency of the situation. However, any selling plans rely on Mr. Mira's consent, which complicates matters further. The conflict between Dennis and Edward underscores the challenge of balancing personal desires with family legacy.
