Cassandra Myers was a nurse living modestly in her ancestral home in a quiet neighborhood. Although nursing is considered a well-paying job in America, most of Cassandra’s earnings went toward paying off her late parents’ debts. This left her with only enough money to make ends meet.
Her closest neighbors were four elderly sisters, all in their 80s, who shared a house next door. The siblings relied on each other for daily support, but Cassandra often noticed them struggling with even the simplest tasks like carrying groceries or taking out the trash. As time went on, she couldn’t ignore their challenges and decided to step in to help.
