“Can you save her, doctor?” Todd Wilson asked urgently as his wife was prepped for a C-section.
“Your wife will be fine, Mr. Wilson. Just leave it to me,” the doctor reassured him.
Half an hour later, Todd heard the cries of his twin sons, Cole and Elijah. His wife, Olive, and their newborns were safe, and Todd was deeply impressed by the doctor’s skill.
Olive and Todd, both uneducated, lived modestly on their ranch. Despite their lack of formal education, they had dreams for their sons to become doctors. After Todd died in a buffalo stampede, Olive worked tirelessly as a maid, saving every penny to support her sons’ education. Eventually, they became medical students, albeit not driven by a passion for the field, but rather out of respect for their parents’ wishes.
Their commitment to becoming doctors wavered when a wealthy rancher offered to buy their father’s property. The rancher’s promise of a luxurious life for them had a profound effect on the boys. They decided to discuss selling the land with Olive.
“Mom, we want to take up John’s offer to buy the land,” Cole said nervously.
Olive’s response was firm and cold. “I’ll never sell this land.”
“We can decide what to do with it,” Elijah argued. “Things are tough, and we need the money.”
The next day, Olive was shocked to find herself thrown out of her home by her own children. She sought refuge with her siblings, but they all turned her away. Desperate, Olive ended up at a homeless shelter.
At the shelter, Olive continued working for Mr. Williams, a wealthy man who had always appreciated her dedication. She shared her story with him and found solace among her new friends. Tragically, Mr. Williams passed away, leaving Olive devastated but also, unexpectedly, incredibly fortunate.
A lawyer arrived at the shelter one day with news that Mr. Williams had left Olive his entire fortune, on the condition that she could not share it with her children or siblings. Olive accepted the inheritance and honored the condition.
With her newfound wealth, Olive transformed the shelter, providing renovations, food, and medicine for its residents. When her sons later learned of her fortune and asked for a share, Olive refused, stating that the money was for her true family—those who supported her through her hardest times.
