At George’s family estate, which seemed like something out of a fairytale, Freya was filled with anticipation as she embarked on her new life with him. However, soon after they moved in, Valerie, the maid, greeted Freya with a cold, distant demeanor. Later, Valerie revealed a hidden truth about George’s life in a cryptic message left on Freya’s phone: “Check your husband’s drawer, especially the one on the upper left. Then, get out!”

Curiosity piqued, Freya searched the drawer and discovered a key alongside a stack of love letters. These letters, all addressed to a woman named Elena, detailed George’s deep emotional connection with her and his plans for a future together. Shockingly, the last letter was dated just three days before George proposed to Freya. Following the clues, the key led Freya to a dusty attic filled with photographs of George and Elena. Among these mementos was an ultrasound image of their unborn child.

Valerie then dropped a bombshell: “Elena is my sister.” She went on to reveal that George had abandoned Elena after discovering that their child had Down syndrome, dismissing them as burdensome. George’s sister later confirmed that his favorite room in the house was indeed the attic.

With Valerie’s support, Freya confronted George and his family about the revelations. When George’s father demanded the truth, George’s silence spoke volumes. The family’s response was swift and decisive: George was disinherited, and his inheritance was redirected to support Elena and her child.

Freya was soon granted a divorce and awarded possessions that had been intended for George. With the backing of Valerie and George’s mother, Freya used the assets she received to establish a charity for children with disabilities. Through this endeavor, she transformed her heartbreak into a mission to help others, ensuring that her painful discovery ultimately led to something positive and meaningful.