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The lobby of Saul Goldstein's office was typical of any lawyer's office, filled with expensive furniture and wood-paneled walls. Ben Stratton sat in his three-piece suit, tugging slightly at his collar as he adjusted his tie, wondering what would happen today. The reading of Marty Loven's will would change his life permanently, he was sure of it. How did you behave when your life was about to change?
He sat in one of the comfortable wing chairs, sitting across from the reception desk. His eyes flitted around the room, taking in everything about the reception area: the magazines on the coffee table, the coffee maker in the corner, the young woman sitting at the reception desk. He thought about picking up one of the sports magazines, but reconsidered, thinking he would seem callous for b
