Todd deceived and abandoned his grandmother, Gloria, in a nursing home for money. After learning of his betrayal, Gloria remained silent but planned a lesson. One day, Todd visited her, pretending to need money for Natasha’s surgery. Gloria, diagnosed with cancer, knew he was lying again. She promised to help but suggested he mortgage his house, planning to give him her inheritance later.

Before passing away, Gloria instructed her caretaker to follow Todd’s social media, revealing his lavish vacations. Disappointed, she left him an envelope with a few dollars and a letter, detailing her knowledge of his deceit and her hopes for him to change. She willed her inheritance to Todd only if he worked at the nursing home for a year, otherwise, it would go to the home.

When Todd received the letter, he was furious, realizing he had spent all his money and now faced losing his home. Gloria’s letter read, “Money is not everything, dear. It cannot buy love and happiness.” She hoped Todd would learn kindness and care for others through the nursing home work. Shocked and desperate, Todd was left to decide between honoring her wish and facing homelessness.

Gloria’s final act ensured Todd’s greed confronted him, teaching him that love and integrity were far more valuable than money.