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approached his father with a deal.

“Dad, wake up,” Liam jolted David awake. “I have money to pay for the mortgage and want to give it to you.”

“MONEY?” David rose with a start and sat up on the couch. “Quit fooling around, boy.

Who wants the money you saved in your little piggy bank?!”

David’s mocking stopped, and his jaw dropped when Liam unzipped his backpack and showed him the wads of dollar bundles.

“My Grandpa left this money for me,” Liam recounted his visit to his Grandpa’s grave and how he got the money. “I’ll give you some to keep the roof over our heads.

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But…I have two conditions. You get the money only if you agree.

Deal?”

David smirked.

He looked at Liam and the money, and his gaze did not seem to shift from the money bag. “What condition?” he asked. “You must quit gambling forever,” declared Liam.

“And you must pay the mortgage today.”

David agreed as Liam handed him a huge chunk of money.

“I’ll be waiting for your call, Dad. Reach out to me once you deposit the money in the bank.”

“Yeah, whatever!

Stop lecturing and bossing me around, kid,” David smirked and grabbed the money. Liam’s phone rang an hour later, and his Dad started barking on the other end of the line.

“What the hell, Liam?

Is this some kind of prank? The money you gave me is fake.”

Liam cackled with laughter. “Dad, can you please come out of the building you’re in now and look across the road?”

David didn’t know what was wrong until he stormed out and saw Liam standing across the road against the backdrop of the bank.

“Behind you, Dad!

Behind you!” Liam gestured for his father to look behind him. When David turned around and looked up, his eyes popped out of their sockets in shock.

“Casino Royale Welcomes You!” read the flashy board lit with neon lights, and David stood right under it. “You made your choice, Dad!” Liam laughed as he hopped into a cab.

“Now let me make mine!”

David ran after the taxi, but it was too late.

Liam was disheartened by what his Dad turned out to be. He held his backpack with his Grandpa’s money, every penny of it intact, close to his heart and sighed. When the taxi pulled over an hour later, Liam stepped down, and tears welled in his eyes as he saw the billboard: Aviation Academy.

“I won’t let you down, Grandpa…I promise!” he whispered and entered the campus of his dreams.

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