"I don't understand. What does his late wife's will have to do with this will?" Clive asked, looking around to see if he was the only one clueless.
"It has a lot to do with this meeting. The will in which Lord Hawthorne submitted to the court is dated a week after Irene Wilkins's passing. This will," Errol said, tapping the papers. "Respects all that is written in the late Irene Wilkins' will."
"Lady Hawthorne's mother left all her possessions to her daughter. Lady Hawthorne might have been too young to have any memory of a will being read. Even if your brother were to create a new will, he cannot change his late wife's will for her belongings to go to you," Errol explained.
"Why not?" Agatha asked, annoyed that Irene was still getting in her way.
