One hour, two hours, time just slipped away unnoticed.
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It was probably to confirm that Leo Vaughn had indeed not touched the will document left by Hieronymus.
In a state of complete clarity, Summer Fairmont opened the envelope containing the Brunschwig Family tree, which she had resisted until now.
This family tree was over a hundred pages long, recording not only the five hundred years of the Brunschwig Family's lineage but also each generation's new interpretations of whiskey brewing.
In addition, several pages were devoted to recording the "top secret" that allowed Brunswick Whiskey to "stand for hundreds of years unwavering."
It's a family tree, but also an evolutionary history of the family's brewing.
Of course, this "top secret," which the Brunschwig Family treasured and never shared, became a secret in the mouth of the dead after Westwood Brunswick, Hieronymus's brother, came along.
