While browsing a weekend flea market, Edison spotted a young boy buying baby clothes, pushing a stroller with a sleeping infant. Curious and

concerned, he tried to speak to the boy, who panicked and fled. A vendor mentioned the boy often came from the same direction. Edison decided to

follow, tracing him to a crumbling abandoned house.

Inside, Edison found the boy, Dylan, and a baby named Simon, being cared for by a man named Joe. Joe explained the children had been abandoned,

and he took them in despite having nothing. Joe, once falsely accused of theft, had lost everything but tried to protect the kids. Dylan feared foster

care more than their current situation.

Though Joe meant well, Edison knew the children needed proper care. He called the authorities, and the boys were taken into custody, Dylan feeling

betrayed. Weeks later, Joe visited Edison, determined to turn his life around and gain custody. Edison, moved by Joe’s resolve, offered him a job and

support.

Joe worked hard, studied law, and slowly rebuilt his life. With Edison’s help, he visited the boys and reassured them he was coming back. Eventually,

Joe enrolled in college and began fighting to become their guardian. His journey from the streets to stability was just the beginning of a new chapter.