Inside the drawer, Freya found love letters and a key. The letters were written by George to a woman named Elena, revealing a deep past love and plans for a future together.
The final letter was dated just three days before George proposed to Freya.
The key led Freya to a dusty attic filled with photographs of George and Elena, including an ultrasound image of their unborn baby.
“Elena is my sister,” Valerie revealed. She explained that George had abandoned Elena when he learned their baby had Down syndrome, seeing them as a burden.
George’s sister confirmed that the attic was his favorite room.
Freya, with Valerie’s support, confronted George’s family. “Is this true?” George’s father demanded. George’s silence was damning.
The family fallout was swift; George was disinherited, and his inheritance was redirected to support Elena and her child.
Freya was granted a divorce and received assets meant for George. She used the funds to start a foundation for children with disabilities, managed by Valerie and supported by George’s mother.
Freya turned her heartbreak into a mission to help others, ensuring a positive outcome from a devastating revelation.
Bill Burr Never Wanted to Get Married
Bill Burr is that kind of comedian and actor who rarely talks about relationship status and doesn’t change his girlfriend or affair as often as his fellow actors. In fact, Bill has his own point of view about relationships and marriage.
After getting married to his current wife, Nia Renee Hill, and becoming a father, his point of view somewhat changed, and he was finally willing to open up a bit about himself as a person.
Before tying the knot with Nia, Bill never thought (and never wanted) to get married. He questioned why so many people wanted to get married when it was said that “3 out of 4 marriages went down to failure,” he said.
Bill and Nia got married in September 2013. The two decided to hold a private wedding ceremony which was only attended by their families and closest friends.
