Rebecca arrived at her late grandfather’s farm, planning to sell it quickly and move on. Memories flooded back as she stepped onto the familiar land, but she felt no desire to keep it. The farm was simply a burden now.
Upon arrival, she met Derek, a stubborn farmhand from her childhood, who challenged her decision. “How can you sell it?” he asked, eyes intense. “Your grandfather loved this place!”
Rebecca shrugged off his concerns, insisting she had her own life to live. But as days passed and she helped with farm tasks, she began to see the dedication of the workers and the importance of the land.
Then, she discovered surveillance footage of Derek scattering a powder on the crops—he had tried to sabotage the sale. Furious, she confronted him. “You can’t destroy the farm to make a point!”
Two days later, potential buyers arrived. As she prepared to sign the contract, she learned their plan was to build a factory on the land. Suddenly, the memories of childhood joy and her grandfather’s legacy weighed heavily on her.
“I’m not selling it,” she declared, surprising even herself.
Derek’s confusion turned into a smile. “Really?”
“Yes, but I’ll be a demanding boss,” she warned.
Derek pulled her into a hug, and for the first time, she felt hope for the future, embracing the responsibilities she once wanted to escape. The farm wasn’t just land—it was home, and she was ready to fight for it.
