Chapter 15 - ARTHUR’S CONFESSION
Arthur requested another meeting with Silas.
This time he brought documents.
Original warehouse records.
He had kept them forty-nine years.
Why?
Fear.
Insurance.
Guilt.
All three.
The documents proved unauthorized storage contributed to fire severity.
Civil liability long complicated by time and settlements.
But historical truth mattered.
Bell Meridian issued corrected public history.
No longer:
Electrical accident.
Instead:
A preventable safety failure involving unauthorized storage and management misconduct.
Arthur's name included.
Silas did not hide family shame.
That mattered to Isaiah.
“About time.”
He said.
Not forgiveness.
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