“Is it really you?” Madison asked as she moved closer.
“Maddy?”
The three people became similar from one another as they hugged tightly.
“Is it really you?” Madison asked as she moved closer.
“Maddy?”
The three people became similar from one another as they hugged tightly.

“Finally, I found you!” he said.
“What happened? Where have you been?” his wife said in between hugs.
“Let’s head inside, I’m here to offer gifts to the daughter of a business associate,” he said.
“We can catch up then.”
“We can’t go back in there Joe, not after what happened,” Madison said.
“Tell me,” he said.
After a range of incidents, Joe went with his family to the party hall, but this time, as the moms laughed at them again, Joe rose to their defense.
“Our daughter may not have such expensive outfits as your children, but she has been taught how to be a good person. It is people with poor souls like you who can hardly be helped.”

After mining accident, Joe had been wearing his friend’s jacket.
When he woke up, he did not remember anything and had been identified by documents that belonged to his friend, who had no family or close friends, so no one came to visit him at the hospital.
His memory did not return immediately, and by the time it did, Madison and Trudy had already moved. “We had to,” she said. “We lost the house to the bank.”
Joe began to find them, and while he did, he opened his own mining business, worked hard, and became a millionaire.
He moved Trudy and her mother to his luxury condo, where he hoped to live with them happily and get to know his daughter more.