Lesley, George, and Wilson Farrel lost their parents in a car accident when they were children. Their grandparents took them in, using insurance money to educate the boys. But when it was Lesley’s turn for college, her grandmother fell seriously ill. Lesley gave up her dreams to care for her grandparents. Her wealthy brothers never offered help.
Even after getting married, Lesley continued looking after her grandfather until he passed away. When he died, her brothers showed up — not out of love, but to claim an inheritance. At the lawyer’s office, they were told the house was left to a children’s charity. All that remained were three items: a pocket watch, a cross necklace, and an old umbrella — each sibling could choose one.