After their parents’ tragic death in a car crash, Lesley, George, and Wilson Farrel were raised by their selfless grandparents. While George and Wilson pursued their education, Lesley put her own dreams on hold to care for their ailing grandmother and later their grandfather. Despite her sacrifices, Lesley’s brothers showed no gratitude or willingness to help.
When their grandfather passed away, Lesley’s brothers only attended the funeral for the inheritance. But to their surprise, the will stated that the house would go to the Children’s Association as a shelter for at-risk kids. The only tokens of their grandfather’s affection were a pocket watch, a silver cross, and an old umbrella, which the brothers mockingly thought was Lesley’s worthless share.
However, as Lesley opened the umbrella, dozens of $1,000 bills fluttered out, revealing a valuable collection accumulated by her grandfather and great-grandfather. The bills, worth tens of thousands each, were a legacy that would change Lesley’s life. With the inheritance, she and her husband paid off their house, bought a new car, and started a new life. Meanwhile, her brothers’ greed and ingratitude left them with nothing but regret.
