When Life Gives Her Weeks, She Shines Bright

She fainted at work, only to wake up and be told that she had just four weeks left to live. George's heart shattered. She flipped through her book of dreams, filled with delicious food she'd dreamed of trying in beautiful places she'd never dared to visit. So she decided to live out all her wishes on her last vacation. She went to ask her boss for time off, but he just ignored her. In the past, she would have stayed quiet. But not this time. She took off her high heel and smashed his phone. Not satisfied, she hit it twice more. Then she quit on the spot. You know what? I quit. She went to the bank and took out all her savings. Determined to live her dreams before she died. On the plane, she was stuck in economy class and kept getting pushed by the passenger in front of her. She complained to the crew, saying airlines made seats tiny just to make more money. The other passengers all agreed. Hearing this, the pilot asked her why she didn't just fly first class. So Georgia upgraded immediately. The difference was night and day. The flight attendant who'd been rude before suddenly served her a fancy meal with full respect. So this is what it feels like to be wealthy. At the airport, the line for taxis was endless because of the weather. Georgia just booked a helicopter. Flying above the stunning scenery, she realized she'd wasted her whole life until now. Soon the helicopter landed. Everyone was shocked to see someone arrive by helicopter. The last person who did that was British royalty. They started guessing who she was, not knowing she was just an ordinary person. She arrived early, and the front desk said her room wasn't ready yet. Only a presidential suite was available over $3,000 a night. Georgia took it without hesitation. The waiter couldn't believe it and asked, It was her first time acting rich, so she didn't know how much to tip. She just handed the waiter a handful of cash. It scared him so much he only took one bill. Looking out the window, Georgia whispered, Georgia decided to enjoy everything she'd never experienced before. She got dressed up and went to the restaurant. Everyone thought she was some kind of socialite. She'd always admired the head chef, so she ordered every one of his specialties without thinking twice. Meanwhile, the so-called upper-class people at another table The chef was annoyed just looking at their order. But when he saw Georgia's, he knew he'd finally met someone who understood food. He insisted on cooking for her himself and even came out to greet her. Everyone wondered who she was, not knowing she was just someone who loved good food. After dinner, Georgia relaxed in the hot spring. Senator Dillings came over to talk to her. Georgia said she was just a regular person, but the senator thought she was being modest and hiding her identity. Matthew saw the whole thing. He was jealous that Georgia was getting all the attention, so he secretly ordered someone to investigate her. Over the next few days, Georgia fully enjoyed her vacation. She learned how to ski without fear and even went to the casino with everyone. She would have never done something like that before, but this time she bet all her chips. And she was lucky she won. She walked away with millions of dollars. That made Matthew even angrier. He decided to step things up and suggested they go base jumping. Soon they stood on top of a dam, about to jump with no extra safety gear. Georgia didn't hesitate for a second. She spread her arms and jumped, feeling the thrill of free fall. She opened her parachute and landed safely. But when it was Matthew's turn, he clung to the rail and refused to jump. In the end, he chickened out completely. He wanted to embarrass Georgia, but he ended up embarrassing himself. Meanwhile, the hotel butler Matthew had bribed found the truth. The woman everyone admired was just a regular sales clerk. He was about to expose her lie when he saw Georgia's letter her final note. That's when he learned she was dying. When Georgia returned to her room, the butler gave her a big hug and told her to spend her remaining time with the people she loved. Georgia felt the same way. She missed Sean, her co-worker she'd secretly loved for so long, and wanted to see him one more time. At that very moment, Sean was already on his way to her. He'd loved her all along too. But on the way to the hotel, an avalanche blocked the road. He had no choice but to continue on foot. Back at the hotel, Georgia was eating dinner when Matthew was ready to expose her. He stood up and announced that Georgia was just a sales clerk, mocking that she didn't belong with him. He thought he would humiliate her. But Georgia didn't get upset at all. She told everyone she never meant to trick anyone. She came here because she was dying and just wanted to spend all her savings and leave this world with no regrets. With that, Georgia turned and left. Everyone was disgusted by Matthew's behavior and walked away from him one by one. Matthew drank alone, so upset that he climbed up onto the rooftop. He had everything—money, success—but everyone left him. He felt like he was losing to an ordinary person. Georgia saw him and climbed up to talk to him. She told Matthew had money, time, and countless second chances. But she didn't. All she wanted was to live a normal life—marry the person she loved, open a small restaurant. Even that simple dream was almost taken from her. With Georgia's words, Matthew finally calmed down. He asked her, Do you have any regrets? Georgia thought for a moment. My only regret is that I never told the person I love how I feel. Right then, a voice called up from below. It was Sean. He'd finally made it. Sean told her how he felt. He wanted to be with her whether it was five minutes on this ledge or 50 years. Georgia was overjoyed and heartbroken at the same time. She couldn't understand why life gave her everything just when she was about to leave. Just then, the butler climbed up to holding a fax from the hospital. The diagnosis had been a mistake—a machine error. She wasn't dying. She could live. Georgia cried and hugged Sean tightly. In the end, she went back home and opened her own restaurant. She finally lived the life she'd always dreamed of.