When Clara opened it, she couldn’t believe her eyes.
Idan stood there.
The moment he saw her, he ran into her arms.
“Clara!”
She fell to her knees and hugged him tightly.
Both of them cried.
“I don’t believe Grandma,” Idan whispered.
Clara held him closer.
“You shouldn’t worry about grown-up problems.”
“But I know you didn’t steal anything.”
Those words broke her heart.
Before leaving, Idan handed her a small drawing.
It showed Clara standing beside him under a bright yellow sun.
“I made this for you,” he said.
Clara smiled through her tears.
For the first time since the accusation, she felt a small piece of hope.
She realized she couldn’t simply accept what was happening.
She had to fight.
Clara began collecting everything she could find: old photographs, messages, letters, receipts, and statements from people who knew her.
Then she met a young legal intern named Daniel, who agreed to look through her case.
