Linda inherits her grandmother’s old watches while her greedy brother keeps the house; unbeknownst to her, she received nearly $200,000.

“I took a month off. I won’t go anywhere until I see that golden smile on your face, Grandma.”

And Linda knew what she had to do to make Marlene smile again.

Linda’s presence was a great help to Marlene. She didn’t have to worry about cooking herself.

There were days when Marlene ate rotten bread for dinner and had no desire to prepare a proper meal. But after Linda arrived, she began to feel on her feet again. Marlene had never felt so relaxed and happy.

One day, she heard strangers’ voices outside her room and went to investigate. She was shocked. Linda had spent the $9,000 renovating the house and fixing the leak.

“I knew you’d wanted to renovate Grandpa’s beautiful house for a long time. Are you happy now, Grandma? I renovated it so you could return to the lovely house where you once lived with your grandfather. Do you like it?”

Marlene was speechless. She walked toward Linda as fast as her weak legs could carry her and hugged her. Marlene had never cried like she did on Linda’s shoulder that day.

Marlene often made a wish. “I want to die when I’m the happiest person in the world!” A week later, her wish came true. Marlene died in her sleep, leaving Linda with more than a broken heart.

A few days after the funeral, Linda and Brian are called to the lawyer’s office about the will of the late Marlene, which they never knew about.

When they arrived, they were told about another unexpected inheritance.