After her father passes away, Jenelle returns home to mourn, only to be handed a rent notice by her stepmother Elizabeth—once her harsh schoolteacher. What Elizabeth doesn’t know is that Jenelle actually inherited the house. Determined to stay quiet, Jenelle endures Elizabeth’s cold treatment and helps out around the home. A month later, when Elizabeth demands rent and household expenses, Jenelle calmly reveals the will, proving the house legally belongs to her. With her lawyer confirming everything, Elizabeth is left speechless. Jenelle gives her 30 days to move out.
As she sorts through her father’s belongings, Jenelle discovers a heartfelt letter confirming the home was always meant for her—a final expression of love. Deciding to stay, she adopts two puppies, Peanut and Butter. Sitting with them, she realizes her decision wasn’t about getting back at Elizabeth—it was about honoring her father and standing up for herself. Once belittled by Elizabeth, Jenelle has now claimed both her home and her inner strength.
