Timeless Antique: The Historical Blue Armchair

In the quiet town of [town name], a chilling story unfolded around a simple, old blue wooden chair. The chair, now infamous, was once a possession of Nazareem Deanby, a wealthy man known for his ruthless business practices.

Nazareem made his fortune by lending money at high interest and buying old houses to renovate and resell at a profit. One such house was purchased at an auction, and a small builder named Tim was hired to work on it. During the renovation, Tim discovered the old blue chair, which Nazareem took home and placed in his bedroom.

However, the old blue chair was no ordinary piece of furniture. It claimed to be a relic from the past and the voice of many generations who had sat and wept for justice. The chair spoke to Nazareem, recounting tales of suffering and hardship, including accounts from people who had lived or visited the house it came from.

Widows cried in grief for their husbands who had gone to war and never returned, which Nazareem witnessed. The chair also spoke of individuals who had sat in it and spoke about unpaid wages, describing how Nazareem's cruel ways had caused stress, conflict, suicide, sickness, and breakups in marriages.

After hearing these stories, Nazareem was unable to get out of bed. He screamed out in response, and an unseen force assisted him to the chair. There, Nazareem sat and spoke about his greed and cruelty, expressing remorse for the harm he had caused.

Despite his regret, Nazareem's death was swift. The new builder found him dead in the chair after calling for a response with no answer. Nazareem died of a heart attack and was buried in a cemetery not far from the old house he had purchased at auction.

After Nazareem's death, his estate was distributed according to the rules of intestacy, with the state receiving all his wealth. The old blue chair remained silent, its tales of sorrow and regret locked within its wooden frame.

At Nazareem's funeral, there was no one in attendance. The only words spoken were by the grave digger, who said, "And in the end, all that you made is worthless, the only thing you have is your soul. The rest is buried here in a deep hole."

The old blue chair continues to stand as a haunting reminder of Nazareem Deanby's life and the lives he affected. Its stories serve as a testament to the power of greed and the consequences that follow.