Woman Sacrifices for Her Children, Only to Be Kicked Out in Her Old Age — Story of the Day
Mother Who Worked Tirelessly for Her Children Gets Kicked Out of Her Home — Then Becomes a Millionaire
Todd Wilson anxiously asked the doctor, “Can you save her?” as his wife prepared for a C-section.
“Your wife and children will be just fine, Mr. Wilson,” the doctor assured him before stepping into the operating room. A half-hour later, Todd heard the cries of his newborn twins, Cole and Elijah, and knew they were safe.
The doctor’s skill had left a lasting impression on him. Olive, his wife, and Todd were proud parents of twin boys, despite not having formal education.
Olive had dropped out after becoming pregnant, and Todd had worked as a rancher. The family lived peacefully, with the couple’s dream for their children being to grow up as doctors, a noble profession that Todd admired deeply.
Tragedy struck when Todd passed away in a buffalo stampede, leaving Olive to raise the teenage boys on her own. To make ends meet, Olive worked as a maid for a wealthy man.
Her hard work and kindness earned her extra pay, which she saved to fund her sons’ education.
Eventually, they went to medical school, although their passion for saving lives was not as strong as their parents’ hopes.
Things took a drastic turn when a wealthy rancher offered to buy their late father’s land. The rancher painted a picture of luxury, promising them a life of ease with the money from selling the property.
The boys were enticed, their heads full of dreams of wealth, and they decided to approach Olive with the proposal.
“Mom, we’ve decided to accept John’s offer to buy the land,” Cole nervously told her over dinner.
Olive’s spoon froze mid-air as she processed the words. “I’ll never sell this land,” she said firmly. But the boys persisted, saying they could use the money to improve their lives.
Olive, however, remained resolute, and tensions rose. “This land is not for sale!” she yelled before storming out.
The next day, Olive’s own children kicked her out of her home. They suggested she stay with her siblings, but when she called for help, they all turned her away.
Heartbroken and rejected, Olive ended up at a homeless shelter. While working for Mr. Williams, her wealthy employer, Olive formed a bond with him and shared her story of hardship.
However, a few days after his passing, a lawyer arrived at the shelter with shocking news — Mr. Williams had left Olive his entire fortune, with one condition: she could not share it with her children or anyone who had turned their back on her.
Olive accepted the inheritance and used it to transform the shelter into a safe haven. She renovated the space, stocked up on food and medicine, and took care of the residents who had supported her during her darkest days.
Years later, when her sons learned of her newfound wealth, they begged her to share it with them. But Olive refused, stating that the money was meant for her true family — the people who had been there for her when she had nothing.
