Anthony, after moving into a new apartment, finds a photo of an old lady left behind by the previous tenants. Shockingly, he recognizes her as the woman he kicked off his bus route during a cold night a year earlier. Consumed by guilt, Anthony prays to find her alive. He discovers her name, Helen Miller, contacts her granddaughter Agnes, and apologizes for his past actions. Helen forgives him, revealing she fell ill after the incident. Determined to make amends, Anthony volunteers at the senior center and develops a positive relationship with Helen and Agnes.
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