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Elderly Man Banned From Granddaughter’s Wedding When His Kids Find Out He Works As A Janitor – Today’s Story

Edward didn’t want to give him just any gift, but something of great value that he could keep and pass on to his own children. After thinking about it for a while, he remembered that Cynthia loved his late wife’s necklace when she was a child, which was inherited by her eldest daughter.

Unfortunately, this necklace was an heirloom that he was sure Cynthia’s aunt would not give away in his name. Instead, he decided to buy her a piece of jewelry that could also become a family heirloom in the future.

Edward decided to visit a jewelry store to see what he could buy when he had the money. He believed that it would be easier for him to work if he had a specific goal that motivated him.

He calculated that he would earn $15 an hour, working 7 hours a day, four times a week. That would give her $10,080 by the time her granddaughter gets married in six months.

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She noticed a beautiful diamond set in the jewelry which included a necklace, bracelet and earrings. It caught his eye because it was similar to the one his wife used to wear. The match cost $5,000 and he was happy to be able to pay for it with his salary.

When working in the park, he often stopped at the jewelry store to see his target. I was so excited because I knew Cynthia would love it.

After four months, Edward had enough money to pay for the jewelry set. However, he wanted to finish his six-month contract so that he would have more money to spend on his medication and other bills to pay. She decided not to buy the jewelry set until the last minute so she could really taste the fruits of her labor.

Just two weeks before the wedding, Edward was sweeping the floor of the park when his eldest daughter, Meryl, walked by and spotted him. At first he thought he was imagining it, but he got closer and could see that it was really his father sweeping the floor.

She felt full of shame and couldn’t believe that she had decided to work as a janitor. He thought it dishonored his family. He told Cynthia’s mother, Sharon, what he had seen, and they both shared their opinions.

 

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