When it became public that billionaire Robert A. Baruger had taken his last breath after a long battle with colon cancer, news of his death and a long biography of his life were printed in the New York Times and most from other American newspapers. Baruger’s immediate family was quickly informed. They consisted of two cold, greedy and immoral sons and their spoiled wives and six children attending elite boarding schools and universities. The funeral was set for five days in a cemetery in the family section. before the will was revealed to the family. Later, Baruger’s attorney called the closest relatives for the reading of the will at the deceased’s mansion in the Hamptons in New York.

Several days later, at the established time and place, the two sons and their wives, with only one child, arrived at the mansion for the reading. They were greeted by the billionaire’s personal staff who offered their condolences. They all gathered at the entrance to the hall, but were called to meet in the main room. When they sat down, the brothers knew roughly what they would get with their father’s money, which was his billions for the exact same amount.

The property’s attorney, Mr. G. Harwell, arrived fifteen minutes later with a black leather briefcase. He sat at a table at the back of the living room and prepared the papers, especially the will he was about to read. Harwell began the meeting with a general introduction of himself and a brief but unnecessary reason he was there: to officiate at the reading of the will.

When the family sat down, Harwell began reading the will:

“If you are hearing this, it means I am dead. I. Robert A. Baruger, I have lived a stable and fortunate life and am blessed with much that life has offered me. Unfortunately, I have been disappointed by my family, two immoral children , Robert and Stanley and their poor wife excuses … “

The children looked at each other with puzzled and angry looks on their faces. Their wives had smug looks on their faces.

“But I am proud of my servants who have been with me through thick and thin. They have been loyal and cared for me during my urgent times of need … With that said, I give each of Robert and Stanley a total of $ 1,000 each and I give the ten members of my local staff $ 10 billion to divide equally among themselves. This is all I have to say. – Robert A. Baruger. “

The brothers stared at the lawyer for five minutes, silent, shocked and incredulous. The wives looked at each other with wide eyes. The next five minutes screams and screams echoed throughout the mansion. “His servants. His servants. ”The screams intensified They shouted obscenities at the attorney and cursed the staff for receiving “their” billions of dollars.

After the confusion, when the entire family was gone, all of Baruger’s staff were invited into the living room and each was told that their employer’s will stated that they would receive billions of dollars. They all laughed because they couldn’t believe it. In fact, the attorney gave each of the staff members a check made out to each other for $ 1 billion per person. But they looked at each other in disbelief when their eyes saw the amount. For the next half hour, they spoke calmly and happily among themselves. They all admitted they were concerned about what they would do to make money after Baruger’s death. They assumed that most of them would leave and “were scattered by the winds.” They never expected to get so much money.

They all wondered what they would do with their money. Most of them had worked for Baruger for more than twenty years and few wanted to leave their employer’s mansion; they felt at home there. Harwell stayed with them for a while to see if they had any questions about the will. Although everyone was excited to receive a billion dollars, Harwell warned them that the two sons could try to sue them for the amount they were not receiving. But he told the staff not to fear them because the will was actually his employer’s testimony that it was legally iron-clad. Still, the children could come to Harwell and claim that the will was false. In fact, seconds later, Harwell received a text message from the sons, stating that “they would stop at nothing to get back at” the attorney and the staff. “

Anxiety washed over Harwell, whose blood turned to ice and he warned staff about the message about what the children were up to. The staff spoke to each other and they decided to fortify their mansion with millions of dollars in surveillance and ammunition in case the children decided to threaten them at the mansion. When the press learned of the employees who received most of the money from Baruger according to the billionaire’s will, in addition to being threatened by children, the news was covered in most American newspapers. It was also reported that the employees decided to stay at the mansion and defend it with “millions of dollars” worth of surveillance and ammunition around the mansion, including sensors, video cameras and many types and sizes of weapons and rifles. In addition, the staff had electric fences installed and powerful Tasers. According to the New York Times, Baruger’s staff had been given a name: “Lock N Load Billionaires.”

The only news story that was not widely covered was that attorney Harwell asked the staff if he could live in the mansion with them, as his own unprotected home was also threatened by Baruger’s children.

Needless to say, over time, the Baruger mansion became the most fortified in the nation.