A man named Sebastian spent his life working hard on a farm he inherited. After his wife passed away, he raised his three sons, who eventually left him to live their own lives. Sebastian’s health declined, and he passed away, leaving his farm to his sons, who neglected it and quickly decided to sell it to a man named Harry for only $1,000. The sons laughed at Harry, thinking they had fooled him.

Harry and his wife worked hard to restore the farm, and one day, while cleaning the attic, he found bags of money and a letter from Sebastian. In the letter, Sebastian expressed his hope that whoever bought the farm would care for it and fulfill his dream of seeing it flourish. Harry used the money to pay off Sebastian’s debt and invested in the farm, eventually turning it into a successful venture.

When Sebastian’s sons saw how well the farm was doing, they tried to take advantage of Harry, but he offered them jobs instead. The brothers realized the value of hard work and regretted not listening to their father. Harry passed the farm to his children, ensuring its legacy, unlike Sebastian’s sons, who had failed to appreciate their inheritance.

Moral: Hard work pays off, and teaching the value of money early is crucial for a successful life.