Mark rushed into the bright white marble bathroom without hesitation.
Victoria turned her head slightly, her face completely calm and cold.
Victoria: Now he will finally know what it feels like to lose everything.
Mark lunged forward before she could move her arms any further.
He wrapped his strong hands around baby Leo instantly.
He pulled the little boy safely into his arms away from the tub.
Mark: Daddy is here!
Mark: I have got you now, buddy.
Leo began to cry loudly as Mark held him close.
Mark grabbed a soft white towel from the rack nearby.
He wrapped the infant tightly to keep him warm and safe.
Victoria stepped back against the counter, glaring at her husband.
Victoria: You ruined everything, Mark.
Mark: Are you completely out of your mind?
Victoria: You took away my father's business five years ago.
Mark: I bought that failing company legally at an open auction!
Victoria: It belonged to my family first!
Mark stared at her in utter disbelief as the truth finally clicked.
She had married him just to carry out a long legal revenge plan.
She wanted to destroy his financial standing and take his child away.
Mark: You will lose everything for this!
Mark: Your money, this house, everything you built your lies on!
Victoria: You have no proof that I did anything wrong today.
Mark: And you will never touch my child ever again!
Heavy boots echoed loudly from the front hallway down downstairs.
Three uniformed Dallas police officers walked briskly up the main stairs.
Mark had dialed emergency services while driving fast down the highway.
The lead officer stepped into the wide doorway with a stern face.
Officer Miller: Is everyone alright in here?
Mark: Officer, my wife just tried to endanger our son.
Victoria: He is lying, Officer!
Victoria: He walked in and started screaming at me for no reason!
Officer Miller looked carefully at both parents standing in the room.
He noticed the damp towel around the crying newborn baby.
He also noticed the overflowing bathtub full of thick soapy water.
Officer Miller: Ma'am, step away from the edge of the tub slowly.