If it hadn’t been for Giselle Lambert’s dogged determination to excel and get into university, she might have found herself sold off by her desperate father, Clark Lambert.

Clark, mired in debts he couldn’t repay, seemed poised to auction off a collection of heirloom jewels to settle his accounts.

These jewels were not merely valuable; they were the legacy of the Yates family, cherished and handed down from Giselle’s maternal grandparents.

If her grandmother were to ...