Mary often spoke to her husband in her heart, saying, “Henry, I’m so proud of our girl. Watch over her for me. Tell her I’m okay and that I love her.”
One week later, Mary’s prayers were answered. She saw a black car pull up near her. Out stepped an elegant woman in a classy suit.
When their eyes met, Mary recognized the joy in the woman’s face. “Beth! Am I dreaming?” Mary cried as her daughter hugged her tightly.
“Mom, I’m here now. Everything will be okay,” Beth said, holding her mother, who looked frail and tired.
Beth had learned what happened from a kind neighbor who called her late one night. The neighbor told her about her brothers’ actions and how her mother was living in the old car.
“I flew here as fast as I could,” Beth said, sobbing.
Beth took Mary to a hotel, where they talked for hours. Then Beth revealed a surprise.
“Mom, what Jack, Mark, and Luke did to you is unforgivable. So, I decided to take action,” Beth said firmly.
She drove Mary to the mansion. “Too bad it’s sold,” Mary said, wiping her tears.
“I know,” Beth replied. “Because I bought it back!”
Mary couldn’t believe it. Beth explained how she used all her savings to secretly buy the house without her brothers knowing.
“They tricked you, and now they’ll know what that feels like!” Beth said, handing Mary the keys to the house.
A week later, Mary’s lawyer called to say, “You’re now the sole owner of the mansion. It’s yours forever, Ms. Mary.”
Mary cried tears of relief and joy. Meanwhile, Beth had one more plan.
She worked with her lawyer to trick her brothers into selling their new homes, leaving them broke and teaching them a lesson.
Beth and her mother spent their days enjoying simple pleasures, like eating ice cream and watching dandelions float in the wind.
Beth also helped her mother rediscover happiness. She planned spa days, lunch outings, and birthday photoshoots.
Mary finally found peace and lived the rest of her days feeling loved and cared for. When she passed away, it was in Beth’s arms, surrounded by love.