When Diana’s grandmother passed away, she expected to inherit the family farm. Instead, it was left to her cousin, Felicity, who saw it as a business opportunity. Diana, however, was granted the right to live on the farm as long as she wished, with a promise of a second part of the will in three months.
As Diana struggled with daily farm work, Felicity showed no interest, even offering Diana money to leave. But Diana refused, determined to honor her grandmother’s legacy. When a fire destroyed the farmhouse, Felicity saw it as an opportunity to sell, but Diana remained committed to the land.
After weeks of hard work, the second part of the will was read. It revealed that the farm was meant to go to the one who truly cared for it—Diana. Felicity’s arson attempt to sell the farm was exposed, and the farm was officially passed to Diana. She took on her new role as the farm’s guardian, honoring her grandmother’s memory and finding peace in the work.
