How Did Jane Evert: A Man Will Die In Debt

A man will die in debt if the gratitude is never displayed.
In 1896 two brothers that went by the name of Evert immigrated from Russia and traveled far through the sea to a land called Alaska. When land was held in sight, they knew two mountains would be theirs. They stepped off the ship and rushed off to buy the land their hearts desired.
After a year of building atop the mountain, William Evert, the youngest brother, fell in love with a woman named Susan Flynt. Not long after Susan and William were married and they bore their first child, her named her Jane. Jane Evert had chestnut hair and hazel eyes the color of dead leaves.
Ten years later tragedy struck; William and Susan began to go into debt. Jack Evert, Williams' older brother took

In the mid-afternoon, Peter heard two gunshots and silence. He knew William and Susan were going into debt, he knew someone would take the chance to gain their land by any means. Immediately following the gunshots he ran and grabbed Jane and boated back to his home in Sitka, an Alaskan port. After two years of Jane and Peter living together , he had to tell her the why she lived with him and not her parents. He felt heart broken telling her this after all this time . Jane knew already , her parents warned her something like this would happen , she had been prepared for the worst. Janes father told her that Jack would try to take their land , she was told he was a greedy man . Greedy was what he was. She knew that they had beed dead from the minute they lost their money .
Fourteen years later, twenty-three-year-old Jane was selling furniture at the Sitka market. Jane was on her way to go take out money from the local bank, on arrival she gave her name and soon discovered her parents had kept a safe deposit box. She was granted permission to look at its content. When she opened it papers tumbled out and landed on her feet. One stood out from the rest. It was the original deed to her parents