As stated in The Death Agreement, his will had been adjusted, the change small. In the event no immediate family members survived, I would become the executor of the estate. That meant I became responsible for burying my best friend, who may or may not have murdered his family. Once I had Taylor's will in hand, I used it as proof to get his body released and delivered to Hardesty's Funeral Home. The funeral director needed a day to prepare, which was fine because I had other important duties requiring my attention. You see, the executor takes on the responsibility of asset dissolution. Because Lorie died before Taylor, he inherited everything, and since the rest of Taylor's family was also deceased, the whole estate went to me. This, of course, didn't sit well with Lorie's parents. To complicate matters more, Yang told me that the inheritance could be considered a motive, and I should tread lightly. It was okay, I told him. I already knew what to do. The hardest thing I ever did was make that call to Lorie's mother.
