After her father’s death, Jenelle returns home to grieve, only to receive a rent bill from her stepmother, Elizabeth, her former cruel teacher. Unbeknownst to Elizabeth, Jenelle inherited the house. Fueled by determination, Jenelle stays silent, helping around the house despite Elizabeth’s coldness. A month later, Elizabeth demands rent and expenses. Jenelle, enraged but composed, presents the will, proving her ownership. Her lawyer confirms its legitimacy, leaving Elizabeth stunned. Jenelle gives her 30 days
to leave. Sorting through her father’s belongings, Jenelle finds a letter affirming the house was meant for her, a gesture of love. Choosing to stay, she adopts two puppies, Peanut and Butter. Sitting with them, Jenelle realizes her actions weren’t about revenge but doing what was right. Elizabeth once belittled her, but now Jenelle stands tall, having reclaimed her home and her strength.
