During the record-breaking cyclone Irma, which recently struck Florida, Mike Yosovitz from the isolated area of Key Largo refused, unlike many of his fellow countrymen, to evacuate and stayed at home. When the disaster was over, the man went outside and began to slowly disassemble rubble and broken branches in his area. During this cleaning, the American noticed a small shiny object on the ground.
Surprised, Mike picked up the find and found that it was a gold wedding ring engraved with the letters M, E and C. Mike spent the whole day wondering who this value could belong to, and at some point it suddenly dawned on him. One of his neighbors was a guy named Marty Eric Coleman. His initials were apparently marked on the ring. True, the man left with his family when the hurricane approached.
When the Colemans finally returned home, Mike went to them and showed Marty his find. Coleman, who really turned out to be the owner of the found wedding ring, was struck to the core. It turned out that he had lost it 8 years ago, but that was not the most striking thing. The loss occurred on a local river, where Marty was then fishing with friends. At a certain moment, the ring slipped off the man's finger and fell, to his great chagrin, into the water. Moreover, it was too deep there to even try to find the loss …
It turns out that the hurricane in some incomprehensible way lifted the object from the bottom of the river and transferred it to the site of Coleman's neighbor! Neither Yosovitz, nor the owner of the ring still can believe what happened - just some kind of mysticism! If this is a coincidence, then it is truly incredible - one that happens to a person only once in a lifetime. Or maybe it was not a coincidence at all, but the will of higher powers that returned Mike his wedding ring? Now the man is at a loss - what does this miracle promise him?..