Poor Single Father Fixed Wagons Free for Widows — One Widow Fixed His Broken Heart

Daniel Foster repaired wagons but never charged widows, remembering his own late wife's struggles. Lydia Watson, a widow with three children, brought her broken wagon weekly—Daniel suspected she broke it intentionally. Instead of confronting her, he taught her basic repairs, enjoying her company. Lydia admitted she kept breaking it because Daniel's kindness toward her children reminded her what family felt like. Daniel's teenage daughter noticed her father's happiness during Lydia's visits. When Lydia's landlord threatened eviction, Daniel offered his workshop's spare room temporarily. Temporarily became permanent as their children bonded like siblings. Daniel taught Lydia's sons woodworking while she taught his daughter sewing. The wagon remained unfixed in his shop—they both understood some broken things were meant to bring people together. On Thanksgiving, Daniel presented Lydia with a repaired wagon, attached to a proposal: 'Let's fix our futures together.' Lydia's answer was already in her smile.


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