Sheila, a kind woman, found abandoned Roy, a young boy, and decided to foster him. She and her husband, Floyd, raised Roy with love. Thirteen years later, Roy’s birth mother, Lisa, wealthy and remarried, appeared, wanting him back. Facing the choice between wealth and genuine love, Roy chose to stay with Sheila, rejecting Lisa’s past abandonment. Lisa left a sizable check but faced divorce. Roy, guided by Sheila’s values, invited Lisa to stay temporarily. Lisa got a job, reconciled with Roy, and rented her place nearby. Roy donated the money to help abandoned children. Despite the past, Roy forgave Lisa and ensured her comfort while maintaining a respectful distance. Roy continued living with Sheila and Floyd, cherishing their values and instilling them in his own family.
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