Desperate for money, Anne began selling her cherished possessions—antique china, a childhood silver brush-and-mirror set, and eventually, an old baby stroller that had been passed down through generations. At the flea market, a dealer offered her $50 for the pristine stroller, and she accepted, thinking she’d never see it again. However, two days later, the stroller reappeared on her porch with an envelope inside. A note read, “Please call me,” and when Anne dialed the number, she was shocked to hear the voice of Grace Robbs—Derek’s former girlfriend. Grace revealed that she was pregnant and had unknowingly bought the stroller to surprise Derek, only for him to react with fury, demanding she return it.

Though hurt by the revelation, Anne saw a glimmer of hope in the unexpected connection. Grace, alone and struggling to afford rent, needed support just as much as Anne did. In an act of solidarity, Anne invited Grace to move in, offering a home in exchange for help with childcare so Anne could work full-time. Grace, who worked remotely, agreed, and together, they formed an unconventional yet loving family. With Grace’s support, Anne secured a managerial position at the grocery store, and both women found solace in raising their children side by side.

As time passed, Anne and Grace created a home filled with love, laughter, and unwavering support. When Anne gave birth, Grace stood by her side, and when Grace welcomed her baby months later, Anne returned the favor. Meanwhile, Derek’s life unraveled through failed relationships, and one day, he returned, asking for another chance. But Anne, now stronger and happier, simply looked at him and said, “Sorry, not interested,” before closing the door for good.