Donna carefully reviewed the contract, making sure it was just a regular house transfer contract before she tremblingly took the pen and wrote her name on it.
Looking at her crooked signature, Donna felt embarrassed. "Sorry, I... it's been a long time since I've held a pen."
"No, no, no, you wrote very well, better than most people," he reassured.
Leonardo took back the photocopy below and then placed several copper keys in her palm. "Well, Miss Donna, this house is now yours, and I will arrange for someone to take you to the factory for work tomorrow."
"Also, regarding your child, by order of the Governor of Hope Island, all children on the island must attend school for compulsory education. Rest assured, all of this is free."
After Leonardo drove away, Donna stood in front of her new home, momentarily feeling as if she was still in a dream.
Holding the keys in hand, she unlocked the front door and touched the new furniture one by one, tears rolling in her eyes.
