Clause for Concern: Case of the Missing Deed

Closing January 4 - It’s Christmas Eve, and you and your family have gathered at your great-grandmother's grand estate for the reading of her last will and testament. The fireplace crackles with warmth, casting flickering shadows over the garlands and twinkling lights that decorate the room. The air is filled with anticipation as the lawyer reads aloud the contents of her will. But then comes the unexpected twist: your great-grandmother has left the fate of her beloved home up to a Christmas challenge. Instead of designating a single heir, the will states that the person who finds the house’s missing deed will become the rightful owner. As the clock strikes, the festive atmosphere shifts into one of urgency. The house is full of hidden clues, puzzles, and secrets that great-grandmother cleverly left behind, and you have just 60 minutes to uncover the location of the deed. Search through her favorite rooms, unravel cryptic messages in her holiday cards, and crack open forgotten family heirlooms. Time is running out, and so is your chance to claim the estate. Can you solve the mystery of the missing deed before the clock strikes midnight, or will the ownership of your great-grandmother’s cherished house remain a mystery forever?