Description
Mr. Ernest Baron was an old man that lived alone. He had two adult children, and his wife had passed away from cancer. His second son, Gregory, was diagnosed with ADHD and serious lung cancer. His first daughter, Hayden, had grown up and developed a family of five. Mr. Baron was left at his home with his dog, Beck. Then, one day, two new families move into the neighborhood on the same summer day. The two boys (named Harris and Eli) in the families know each other well and decide to visit Mr. Baron, learning that he is an artist and an author. He paints and writes in his free time, seeing as he doesn’t have much else to do, being retired. Harris and Eli are very intrigued by what Mr. Baron does. Eventually, the two come over everyday and draw and write for a good amount of time. Eli paints and Harris writes continuously. Mr. Baron is very pleased that he has company besides his Doberman pinscher now. He is glad that he can encourage others to be as influenced by art as he is. He is glad that he can encourage others to be as inspired by writing as he is. He is glad that he can share love and the arts with more than his dog or unwilling grandchildren. Mr. Baron is glad to have friends.
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