Widowed Mother Bought a Broken Home for $170 — What She Found Inside Brought Her to Tears.

Widowed Mother Bought a Broken Home for $170 — What She Found Inside Brought Her to Tears.

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The boarded-up Victorian on Elm Street had been abandoned for thirty years when Sarah Chen pulled into its weed-choked driveway with her six-year-old daughter Emma. For $170 at the county auction, it was all she could afford after losing everything in her husband's medical bills. The realtor had warned her about the house's dark history—three families had fled within months of moving in, claiming they heard voices in the walls. What Sarah didn't tell anyone was that she'd grown up in foster care, moving from one broken home to another, learning to fix everything herself just to survive. She could handle creaky floors and peeling paint. What she couldn't handle was the grief that followed her everywhere since David's death. But when Emma's ball rolled through a loose floorboard in the master bedroom, Sarah discovered something that made her heart stop. Hidden beneath the rotting wood was a metal box containing dozens of letters in her husband's handwriting, all addressed to "My Dearest Margaret." The first letter was dated just two months before he died. Who was Margaret, and why had David been writing to her in secret?

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