The Will

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The Arthurs siblings were left in destroyed when both their parents died.
Their mother died when she was 52 of Thyroid Cancer, stage 5. She couldn't fight it off.

The Arthurs Siblings Dad, on the other hand, was a very famous inventor. He made lots of famous products, and made lots of money daily because of his success. He had his own business, and released the latest type of the Treeco; an eco friendly mobile phone that ran on carbon dioxide, and produced oxygen, much like a tree. It was his most successful product.

Going to an Inventors conference, he collapsed and broke a rib on the stairs. He got rushed to hospital and when the x-ray took place, the doctors found out he had Thyroid Cancer. The exact same as his wife.

Two weeks later, he was getting ready to head to the hospital, when he collapsed and died.

The family found out the next day when the Arthurs Siblings Aunt, "Autie Annie" they called her (because when they were younger they couldn't say "Aunty" only "Autie" And it just stuck.) went to visit looked in the window and saw his rigid body lying in the middle of the spotless living room.

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Caleb, the Oldest at 18, had the closest relationship to his dad. He worked at a diner and lived in an flat in London.

Robin, Calebs Twin, didn't really take as much to to do with their parents. She was too busy studying at her collage in Brighton.

Celina, at 17, traveled often and only saw her family twice or three times a month at the most. She had a home in Bristol, but of course she didn't really live in it.

Penny, the baby of the family at 16 didn't really take much to do with her dad, but she loved her Mum as much as Celina loved travelling. She had a home by River Thames and Visited her siblings from time to time. She was the only one who bothered to make an effort.

Though the sibling had much to do in their own lives, they all put everything down immediately and rushed to Birmingham to attend their Fathers funeral.

All of them lived all over England, but Birmingham was the best place to hold the funeral because that was where their father was born, and where they were all born and also where he met their mother.

As soon as the siblings saw each other they burst out in tears and hugged.
You never realise how much you miss someone until you lose them.

At the church, a letter was placed in all of their seats. It was a will.