He Was Ashamed of His Albino Daughter. He SOLD Her to a Mountain Man — Who Received a GODDESS

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Clarabeth Morrison was sold by her father for three horses and two silver dollars because of her albino appearance. Sent to a mountain man she feared would be a savage, she instead found Caleb McKinnon—a widower who saw not a curse, but an angel. Watch as shame transforms into strength and a woman rejected by the world finds her true home.

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