MacbookPro Retina mid 14 iWork's software gone, how to download it for free?

Hello,
I bought a Macbook mid2014 used, the iWork software is gone and i have to pay to download them? How can I download them for free again? Already purchased Pages, how can I get my money back? The Mac runs on Yosemite.
(the apps are not in the App Store under the purchased or update sections)
Thank your very much in advance.

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Roughly 3 years, with about 2 of those full-time. Tried out for 6 months a couple of years before that, but didn't stick.
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