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The scene opens up as we see a woman sitting at a desk, her face buried in her hands. She looks exhausted and defeated. The room she's in has a large window overlooking a beautiful landscape outside.

It seems like this place could be anywhere - maybe even paradise itself. But there's something off about it all... the furniture doesn't quite match, and everything feels out of place.

As if someone had just moved into their dream home but forgot to decorate it yet. Suddenly, the door swings open and in walks a man who appears to be in his late thirties. He's dressed casually in jeans and a t-shirt, but he carries himself with confidence.

His eyes are sharp and piercing, almost as though they can cut through anything. He approaches the woman seated at the desk and sits down across from her without saying a word. There's an unspoken understanding between them that they both know what needs to happen next.

"I have some bad news," says the man finally breaking the silence. "Your husband passed away last night. " The woman lets out a gasp and covers her mouth with her hand.

Tears begin streaming down her cheeks as she shakes her head back and forth. This isn't supposed to happen! Not now, not here.

How did this happen? Why does life always seem so unfair sometimes? But before she can say another word, the man reaches into his pocket and pulls out a small box.

Inside is a ring made of gold and diamonds. A symbol of love and commitment. He holds it out towards her, offering it to her with a smile.

"This belongs to you now," he says softly. "He wanted me to give it to you when the time came. I hope you find happiness again someday.

" Without hesitation, the woman takes the ring and slips it onto her finger. Her tears start to subside as she stares at the ring, remembering how much joy it brought to her husband during their marriage. And then suddenly, she smiles.

Because despite everything that happened today, she knows one thing for sure - she will never forget him.