A Heartfelt Farewell

At the point of death, when it's obvious there is no way out of such a situation, it's always going to be a heartbreaking feeling, and no matter how tired of the world we're in, we still have a wish that we can turn back the hand of time, survive the situation, and much more. Well, in line with the weekend experience prompt, today I'm here to share what I'll write and to whom I'll write if I'm to be at the point of death.

When a plane crashes, the chances of survival are always slim, so if I were to have the opportunity to write a letter to someone at that point in time before death came knocking, I'd definitely be directing the message to my elder brother, Emmanuel, and that's because he's more mature to handle such a message than others around me would. Also, given the content of the message, he's the one I trust to do everything more appropriately than others might have, so without further ado, let's dive into the body of the message I'll be writing to him.

Well, to start with, my text message would start with an appreciation for him and every single person in my family. I'll also apologize and try to appease them not to be too let down by my death, after which I'll share and try as much as possible to squeeze in the whereabouts of my hive account keys and my other investments that I've made.

I'll also state the people I'm owning, probably via loan and the like, so they can sort out the loan with whatever they get from my chain of investments and assets. I won't want a situation where, when someone is gone, they have to let go of a loan I'm owning, escalate the amount, or disturb my family members unnecessarily.

The reason I'm doing this is to not let my efforts over the years go undiscovered by my family. If they knew of each of the places I've been, they could easily go there to gather it all and use it for the betterment of their lives. I kind of imagine people who've saved a huge amount in a hidden place unknown to anyone; if such people died, no one would be able to benefit from what they've

So with the opportunity that I've got to send a single text message to one person, I believe the best message I can send at that moment is that of love and disclosing all where my assets can be located, which they can use to get things that would make life easier for them.  ***

NOTE: All photo's are mine.

That's about it for now. The writeup was inspired by the WEEKEND EXPERIENCE PROMPT hosted by @galenkp .