Perhaps better than I did.

He wrote that he hadn’t wanted the public will to become a substitute for the actual ownership documents.

He wanted the relevant decisions examined before anyone persuaded me to transfer control of something I already owned.

Then came a passage about Roman.

Walter hadn’t declared our son beyond forgiveness.

He hadn’t instructed me to report him automatically or humiliate him publicly.

Instead, he asked me to look at what Roman did after I requested the records.