Arlene always felt invisible—her parents never respected her job or choices. But when she met David, a wealthy contractor, everything changed. They fell in love quickly, and after he proposed, her family finally began treating her with admiration. David even promised her parents business deals and a better life.
Then Arlene got pregnant. Instead of joy, David panicked—and vanished. Her parents were furious, not about her heartbreak, but about the lost opportunity. They kicked her out.
The only person who stood by her was her grandfather. He cared for her, helped raise her baby, and never judged her. Tragically, he died shortly after her son James was born.
At the reading of his will, Arlene discovered that he had left everything—his house, savings, and investments—solely to her. He wrote a letter condemning the rest of the family for abandoning her. Now wealthy and empowered, Arlene finally stood up to her parents, reminding them who truly stood by her when it mattered.
