Victoria sells her grandmother's ballerina music box

0:01 [music] When Victoria Phillips grew up to be a young woman, she was about to graduate from high school and would soon attend college. in her room. She noticed that she had neither been playing nor listening to her ballerina music box much. She was a terrific dancer, but didn't care much about it anyways. The music box was an old antique keepsake that had a ballerina figure inside that used to belong to her late paternal grandmother, Janice Phillips, before she passed away. Victoria's father,

0:48 Professor Keith Phillips, gave the music box to her when she was a baby. What should I do with my grandmother's music box? I used to enjoy it when I was a little, but anymore. Maybe I should sell it to use it and save it for my college funds. In fact, I already am a ballerina anyways, but I am going to miss it. I'm kind of worried that my father might be upset if he finds out. >> Victoria was thinking of selling her late grandmother's music box to someone who would care for it. She took the music box with her and began heading her way out to the porn shop to sell it. While on her way to the porn shop, she met a little girl named Tina alongside with her mom. Tina was amazed and

1:34 delighted to see Victoria's music box with a dancing ballerina figure inside and wanted to buy it. The mother bought the music box from Victoria for $250. Tina said that she promised that she would take good care of her music box. She and her mother were both very happy and thanked Victoria. They all left. After selling her music box, Victoria was heading back home with $250 cash in her hand, but she wasn't too happy or proud of herself. She was more worried that her father would be upset if he found out about her who sold her grandmother's music box. Back at home in Victoria's room, her father, Professor Phillips, was picking up and collecting trash and noticed that

2:21 his daughter's music box wasn't on the window sill anymore. When Victoria came back inside her room, her father began questioning her. >> Victoria, where is your music box and where did you get that kind of money? >> I sold my music box, Dad. >> You what? I sold my music box to a little girl named Tina who promised that she would take care of it. I didn't want the music box anymore. So, I sold it so I could save and use money as for my college funds. >> Her father was surprised to hear and couldn't believe that his daughter sold something that meant the most to her and that she grew up with. >> Victoria, I'm surprised. I can't believe you sold your music box to someone. That music box means so much to you, to me,

3:07 and to my mother. It's an old antique memorable keepsake thing. I gave you my mother's music box, but I am going to miss it. >> I know, Dad. I am going to miss it, too. And I am sorry that I didn't mean to let you down. >> Her father thought for a moment of how to resolve it. He knew his daughter was already a ballerina dancer. He was neither too sad nor disappointed. Aw, Victoria, you never let me down at all. You already are a ballerina dancer that I needed. You mean so much to me more than a ballerina music box. >> Oh, I love you, daddy. >> He hugged his daughter like a father and daughter bonding would do. Victoria felt much better and felt much more valued.