Jason’s estranged parents return demanding his house, but Alice, grieving yet resolute, challenges their claim. She reminds them Jason transferred the house to her, knowing they’d come.
Seventeen years ago, Jason arrived at Alice’s doorstep after being abandoned. They became family, building a life together. When cancer struck, Alice supported him while he clung to hope his parents would return. They never did.
Now, they feign sorrow but demand the house. Alice hands them Jason’s final letter, where he forgives but doesn’t forget. She asks them one question: Why did they abandon him? Their hollow excuse isn’t enough. Defeated, they leave.
Alice locks the door, protecting Jason’s memory. The house isn’t just hers—it’s theirs, and she will carry his legacy always.