The Worn Shoes
Sunny's adoptive father reveals her deep loyalty and sacrifice by refusing new shoes to save money, wearing the same pair for years even in harsh conditions, leading to an emotional revelation from Mr. Shaw about her true identity.Will Mr. Shaw finally recognize Sunny's true heritage and the sacrifices she has made?
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