Farmer's Daughter Helps Injured Stranger Recover—Discovers He Owns Bank Threatening Foreclosure
When Sarah Matthews discovered a critically injured stranger in a car wreck on their property, she never imagined he would be Alexander Reynolds—the new owner of the bank foreclosing on their family farm in just one week. Her selfless decision to nurse him back to health postponed her crucial job interview and left the struggling farm without its only medical professional during harvest season, but as Reynolds regained consciousness, this act of compassion was about to transform the Matthews family's fate in ways that would shock their entire community.

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Sarah Matthews wiped the sweat from her brow as the afternoon sun beat down on Willow Creek Farm. At twenty-eight, her face already showed the subtle weathering that came from years of early mornings, late nights, and the constant worry of keeping a family farm afloat in an age of corporate agriculture. The 80-acre property had belonged to the Matthews family for three generations, but now Sarah feared they might be the last to work this land.

"How's the irrigation pump looking, Dad?" she called to her father, who was kneeling beside the ancient machinery that watered their western fields.