Elizabeth Hamilton from New Jersey didn’t have much growing up, but she always tried her best in school, and she excelled. At the end of high school, she got into the University of California and went off to study journalism in a new and exciting locale.
While she was getting settled into college life, her classmates invited her to a party one night. It was there where she met Benjamin Hamilton. Elizabeth was immediately drawn to him but also couldn’t help but feel insecure when they met as she didn’t think of herself as the prettiest girl in the room, but Benjamin made Elizabeth feel special.
As Elizabeth and Benjamin grew closer, one of her roommates started to pick up on something strange about the college student. She warned her friend that she needed to be careful and guard her heart as something wasn’t quite right with Benjamin, but that only drew Elizabeth to him even more.
Shortly after college, Benjamin proposed to Elizabeth and she happily accepted. All of the people who doubted their relationship seemed to come around as it appeared to be true love.
As Elizabeth worked toward her career goals, she found that Benjamin didn’t help out much at home, so the couple hired a house cleaner. Her name was Mallory and Benjamin immediately took a liking to her. As the couple were trying for a baby, Elizabeth sat her husband down and asked him if anything was going on between him and Mallory.
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Benjamin denied that he had been anything but completely faithful to his wife and their marriage. With that, Elizabeth stuck by her husband’s side for 45 years. Benjamin fell ill when the couple were in their golden years and he passed away.
To find out what the note said that Elizabeth found in her husband’s shirt sleeve on the day of his funeral that filled her with utter heartbreak, watch the full video posted by Wonderbot.
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