young mother regained not just a home, but also a sense of security. Still, her feelings remained complex, shaped by both harm and unexpected kindness.
Four months later, the landlord passed away. Through his lawyer, he left a letter confirming the support he had arranged. His final actions showed an effort to take responsibility, even if it came late.
In time, the young mother began visiting his grave each year, bringing sunflowers. The act was not about forgetting what happened, but about acknowledging both the harm and the attempt to
