I Farmed Beside Dad for 22 Years, but He Left All 400 Acres to My Brother Then Planting Season Exposed What the Will Couldn’t

I expected Dad to step out.

Instead, Phil climbed down.

His boots were covered in mud.

He walked toward me carrying his cap.

Then he stopped beside the feed truck.

He looked through the windshield.

I knew he could see Dad’s gloves.

“Wade?”

I wiped my hands on a rag.

“What is it?”

Phil stared at the ground.

Then he looked at me.

“I need your help.”

Four months.

I’d waited four months to hear those words.

I’d imagined giving him a long speech.

I’d rehearsed everything I wanted to