A grandmother who had endured a hard life raised her family with resilience and built a restaurant empire from scratch. Concerned about her granddaughter Abby’s engagement to Paul, a humble cook, she decided to test his character. Disguised as a homeless woman outside their restaurant, she was shocked when Paul offered money kindly—but Abby snatched it away, revealing a greedy and entitled side.

Heartbroken to discover Abby’s selfish motives, especially her plan to marry Paul for a promised restaurant, the grandmother stayed quiet—until the wedding day. During her toast, she revealed everything, including her identity as the disguised beggar. She revoked her gift, offering Abby a job as a waitress instead of ownership, to teach her the value of hard work.

Abby erupted in fury, admitting the wedding was a calculated move for the inheritance and belittling Paul in front of everyone. Paul, heartbroken, realized the truth about Abby’s manipulation. The grandmother left the wedding, disappointed but resolute in her decision.

Though it pained her deeply, the grandmother knew she had done the right thing. She could only hope that losing everything would push Abby to reflect, grow, and finally become the good person she had once pretended to be.