n Grove, was renowned throughout the country for its grandeur and influence. Charles had built a legacy that few could rival, and with it came the responsibility of

ething of great importance we must discuss." The brothers exchanged curious glances before turning their full attention to their grandfather. "Mountain Grove is not just an estate; it is a legacy," Charles continued, his gaze intense. "Will, as the eldest and first grandson, you are poised to be the heir. However, your status as an illegitimate child complicates matters. Andrew, you are the legitimate grandson by law, but your actions and decisions must reflect the values of this family." Andrew's face tightened with a mix of anger and frustration. "Grandfather, it's not fair! Will is illegitimate. By law, I should be the heir." Will, maintaining his calm demeanor, replied, "Andrew, I understand your feelings, but our grandfather's decision is about more than just legality. It's about who is best suited to lead and preserve our family's legacy." Charles raised a hand to quell the brewing argument. "Both of you have qualities that are necessary for the future of Mountain Grove. Will, your achievements and sense of responsibility are commendable. Andrew, your spirit and courage are vital." Will, already established in his own right, was a man of success and determination. Despite his illegitimate status, he had proven himself capable of great things. Yet, the thought of not securing his rightful place in the Montenegal legacy weighed heavily on him. He loved hunting, a passion that provided solace and clarity amid the complexities of h