Beatrice knew nothing about Rosy, only lent her a helping hand for the sake of money. After two months, the two had developed a bond over shared struggles.
Before she could ask about Rosy's family and the child, Rosy succumbed to childbirth complications. On her deathbed, she handed over all her jewelry and savings, pleading with Beatrice to take care of her child. She explained that her family situation was complex and that, as an unwed mother without parental protection, her child would surely be mistreated to death by the elders of their clan.
Beatrice initially refused, intending to send the little girl directly to the orphanage. But when she checked the balance in the bank account, she was shocked and quickly changed her mind. She deposited Delphine at her mother's countryside house and comfortably claimed the wealth that ordinary people could never earn in a lifetime.
