Her children looked up at her, confused and frightened.
She pulled them into her arms, holding them as if they were the only thing keeping her grounded.
“And now… what happens to us?” she asked softly.
The woman gently pushed the file closer.
“Now… you start over.”
“With what?” she asked, almost laughing through the pain. “We have nothing.”
The woman gestured lightly around the empty space.
“With this.”
She frowned.
“What do you mean?”
“The house.”
Silence.
“It’s in your name.”
Her head snapped up.
“What?!”
“He transferred it to you before he left.”
“That’s impossible…”
“It’s already done.”
The woman pulled out another document—official, stamped, undeniable.
Proof.
“He couldn’t save everything,” she said. “But he made sure you had a foundation.”
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