The tension inside the large Texas mansion had reached its highest peak.
David stood near the marble staircase with his arms crossed tightly over his chest.
Victoria held her hands up defensively as she tried to change her story again.
Victoria: I was only checking if the papers were kept safe for Clara!
David: You tried to destroy the trust deed so you could challenge my will!
Victoria: You are choosing a low-paid worker over your lawful wedded wife!
David: I am choosing the person who protects my innocent child every day.
Sarah walked over to the safe inside the study to secure the remaining documents.
She locked the steel door carefully and handed the master key to David.
Sarah: The birth certificates and life insurance policies are all safe inside, sir.
David: Thank you, Sarah, for protecting what matters most to my family.
David turned his gaze back to Victoria, who stood near the heavy wooden doors.
He walked up to her and pulled a thick manila folder from his desk drawer.
David: My divorce lawyer prepared these prenuptial agreement papers before our wedding day.
Victoria: You promised me that we would stay together forever in this mansion!
David: You signed a contract stating you get nothing if you try to harm Clara's trust.
Victoria gasped as she realized her plan for easy money had completely failed.
She looked around the luxury home she had tried so hard to control.
The marble floors, crystal chandeliers, and fine art meant nothing to her now.
Victoria: You cannot throw me out onto the street like this without cash!
David: You did this to yourself through your own wicked greed and lies.
David pointed his arm directly toward the front entrance with firm command.
David: Get out of my house right now!
Victoria stomped her foot on the stone floor in absolute anger and shame.
She grabbed her expensive designer handbag from the side table in the hall.
She turned around and stormed through the heavy double doors into the daylight.