[ CW ] Write so that the first letters of each sentence spell out WRITINGPROMPTS .

With a bit of a struggle, I hoisted the box inside and set it on the dining table. 
 
 Ripping off the strips of packing tape, I opened the flaps and peeked inside. 
 
 It was just as they had described, a small wooden chest with a dark, tribal-looking design inlaid in the top. 
 
 The chest had belonged to my grandfather, a traditional native man who had recently passed away. 
 
 I picked it up, surprised at how heavy it was, and set it outside the box, glancing back to look for a letter. 
 
 Nothing but a bit of dust remained in the cardboard container, so I tossed it to the floor. 
 
 Gently tilting the chest back, I saw the keyhole that had locked out my parents, leading them to ship the chest to me. 
 
 
 
 Picturing the words coming from his mouth, I remembered what my grandfather had said to me about the chest. 
 
 “ Right in there are my most valuable possessions, things that have given me wealth that many men never experience ” 
 
 “ One day, I hope you live long enough to attain such wealth, but I want you to keep this key, so that someday you ’ ll have a taste of my riches. ” 
 
 My heart pounded as I pulled that very key out of a desk drawer and returned to the table. 
 
 Perhaps this was it, a solution to the financial hardships that had been slowly drowning me for years... 
 
 Turning the key slowly, I took a moment to appreciate my grandfather, wishing I could thank him, and wondering what exactly was hiding in this chest. 
 
 Sitting upon a weighty layer of sand were several faded photographs, valuable moments from the life of a very wealthy man. 
 

