When Steve Walton’s butler announced that Pastor Morris was waiting to see him, Steve, weary from travel, was uninterested. However, Pastor Morris’s news shocked him: his estranged daughter Susan, whom he had disowned fifteen years prior for marrying a poor man, was now homeless in Los Angeles with her four children.
Steve remembered their last argument vividly: he had threatened Susan with disinheritance for marrying the man he deemed unworthy. Susan had left his house, determined to marry her love despite Steve’s harsh rejection.
The pastor revealed that Susan’s husband had died three years ago, leaving her struggling with their children. She worked as a cleaner and lived in a makeshift home, yet managed to care for her family despite their dire circumstances.
Overwhelmed with regret, Steve flew to Los Angeles with Pastor Morris. Seeing Susan’s hardships and the love she had for her children and late husband, Steve broke down, apologizing for his past actions. Susan, with tears in her eyes, forgave him, and they returned to Texas together, starting a new chapter as a reunited family.