Mark: Don't you ever call my daughter a brat again.
Victoria: Mark, please! We signed the prenup yesterday! We have a financial life together now!
Mark: The prenup clearly states that the marriage is void if either party acts in bad faith prior to the ceremony.
Victoria: That doesn't apply to a stupid note!
Mark: It applies to child endangerment and fraud!
Mark reached into his inner suit pocket and pulled out his phone, tapping the screen twice.
Mark: I spoke to my divorce lawyer five minutes ago while walking down the hall.
Victoria: Your lawyer? On our wedding day?
Mark: The trust fund I set up for Lily? You tried to change the secondary beneficiary last week, didn't you?
Victoria froze, her breath catching sharply in her throat.
Victoria: I... I was just updating our family estate records...
Mark: You attempted to transfer her mother's inheritance into your personal account!
Eleanor: Victoria, is this true? Tell me you didn't do that!
Victoria: Mom, quiet! Mark, we can talk about the money later in private!
Mark: There is no later. My lawyer already froze the shared accounts.
Victoria: You can't do that! My family put down deposits on the luxury cars for the wedding party!
Mark: Then I suggest you call your bank and figure out how to pay for them.
Lily: Daddy, can we go home now?
Mark: Almost, baby. Just one more thing.
Mark looked past Victoria, waving a hand toward the back of the chapel.
Two uniformed police officers, who had been waiting near the grand entrance, began walking down the center aisle.