"She refused everything," the man admitted. "She simply said she wanted peace."
When I mentioned the ticket, he paled. "It was the very first ticket she ever won. She used it once to buy food when she was briefly homeless. She kept it as a souvenir."
Two days later, he called me to tell me that Margaret had passed away peacefully.
At her funeral, I was the only person present who wasn't a family member. A week later, a lawyer contacted me. Margaret had added a handwritten note to her will. She hadn't left me any money. Instead, she had left me something unexpected: full ownership of a small rental property that the family had forgotten was still legally theirs.
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