Most people reach a point in life when they prefer simplicity over applause. Margaret Lewis had long since reached that point. After decades of building her company, LewisTech Logistics, into one of the state’s leading distribution firms, she enjoyed a secure income, strong business relationships, and the kind of financial independence she had once only dreamed of.
But despite her success, Margaret kept a quiet household, wore comfortable clothes, and allowed her son, Daniel, to believe she lived on a modest retirement check. It wasn’t deception—it was protection. She wanted him to grow his career without comparing himself to her achievements. And she wanted their relationship to remain warm and grounded, free from expectations that wealth sometimes brings.
