Freya thought she was stepping into a dream when she moved into her husband George’s lavish family estate after their wedding. But behind the elegant facade, a chilling secret waited. Valerie, the watchful maid, seemed hostile from the start. One morning, Freya’s missing phone reappeared with a haunting message: Check your husband’s drawer. Then RUN.
Inside, Freya found letters to a woman named Elena—George’s former lover. One letter dated just days before his proposal to Freya. Alongside them, a key. Ivy, George’s sister, identified it as the attic key. What Freya found there shattered her world: walls lined with photos of George and Elena, and an ultrasound. George had fathered a child—and hidden everything.
Valerie entered quietly. Elena, she revealed, was her sister. She had placed the letters in George’s drawer so Freya would learn the truth. George had abandoned Elena upon learning the baby had Down syndrome, rejecting both love and responsibility.
Freya confronted George’s family, exposing the attic shrine and letters. Valerie told them of Elena and her unborn child. George, silent and guilt-stricken, watched as his family turned against him. His inheritance was cut and redirected to support Elena.
Freya left with her dignity—and a divorce. With the assets gifted by her in-laws, she founded an organization for children with disabilities. Valerie now runs it, with help from George’s mother, who disowned her son the moment the truth surfaced.
