Henry was raised by his single mother, Edith, after his father passed when he was four. They shared a deep bond, but things started to change when Henry met Courtney during university. Courtney manipulated Henry into moving in with Edith under the pretense of caring for her, then slowly pushed her out after they had a child together.
Courtney made Edith do most of the household work and blamed her for any problems. Over time, Courtney exaggerated Edith’s condition and convinced Henry to send her to a nursing home, claiming she was a danger to their children. Henry reluctantly agreed, and Edith was heartbroken.
Years later, after Henry’s marriage crumbled and he lost his children, he sought out Edith to apologize, only to find she had left the nursing home and married a man named David. Edith forgave him, and Henry, realizing his mistake, made amends by supporting her and building a life close to her.
The story highlights a mother’s unwavering love, the consequences of karma, and the danger of trusting others’ opinions over your loved ones.
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