S1E13 - The Reunion That Almost Wasn't

Their father is dying, and Marcus and Daniel haven't spoken in eight years. They sit on opposite sides of his bed, choreographing elaborate avoidance while Samuel drifts between consciousness and whatever comes next.

The fight was over money - their mother's inheritance, lawyers, harsh words that carved lines neither brother knew how to cross. Now death becomes the deadline for decisions that should have been made years ago.

At 2:17 AM, Samuel wakes with unusual clarity: "I need to tell you both something. The money you fought over? It's gone. You destroyed your relationship over nothing."

Reconciliation always requires someone to move first. Someone to risk rejection, choose vulnerability over vindication, relationship over righteousness. Because some conversations can't wait for perfect moments.