Her heart pounding, Freya hesitated but finally opened the drawer. Inside, she discovered a stack of love letters and a key. The letters were from George, addressed to a woman named Elena, revealing a passionate romance and plans for a future together. The final letter, shockingly, was dated just three days before George had proposed to Freya. The key led her to a forgotten attic, where she found old photographs of George and Elena, and even an ultrasound of their unborn child.
Valerie soon revealed the devastating truth: “Elena is my sister.” She explained that when George found out their baby had Down syndrome, he abandoned them both, viewing them as a burden. Valerie’s account was confirmed by George’s sister, who disclosed that the attic had always been George’s favorite room, where he’d hidden the remnants of his secret past.
Determined to uncover the full story, Freya, with Valerie by her side, confronted George and his family. “Is it true?” George’s father demanded. George’s silence was all the confirmation they needed. The consequences were swift—George was disinherited, and the family redirected his inheritance to support Elena and her child.
Freya was granted a divorce and, in an unexpected twist, received the assets intended for George. Instead of letting the betrayal consume her, she used the funds to create a foundation for children with disabilities, with Valerie at her side to help manage it. Supported by George’s mother, Freya transformed her heartbreak into a powerful mission, turning a painful revelation into a force for good.
