Paramedic: We have the stretcher ready! Gentle on her neck, clear the hallway!
Martha: Elena... stay with me in the ambulance... please...
Elena: I'm right here, Mrs. Vance. I'm not leaving your side.
Carter: I'll follow the ambulance directly to the trauma center, Martha. Your medical trust is fully activated. You will have the best surgeons in the state.
Martha: Thank you, Carter... thank you for coming in time.
Carter: Thank Elena. She called my office the second she saw Victoria sign those fake transport papers this morning.
Victoria: You will pay for this, Elena! You'll be back on the streets with nothing!
Carter: Actually, Victoria, as executor of the Vance estate, I am appointing Elena as the primary caretaker and property manager of the estate's residential trust.
Elena: Me?
Carter: You protected Martha when no one else was here. You earn a permanent salary and living quarters on this property for as long as you wish.
Victoria: You can't give my house to a servant!
Officer Harris: Watch your head, ma'am. Get inside the cruiser.
Victoria: This isn't over! My legal team will destroy all of you! Do you hear me? Destroy you!
The heavy police car door slammed shut, cutting off Victoria's frantic screams. The red dress disappeared behind the dark tinted glass of the cruiser as it rolled down the long palm-lined driveway.
Paramedic: Vitals are stable, but we need to move her now. Let's load up.
Carter: Go ahead. I will lock up the mansion and meet you at the hospital wing.
Elena: What will happen to the estate now, Mr. Carter?
Carter: The mansion will be liquidated next year, and every cent of the eighty million dollars will build a new wing for the children's hospital, just like Richard wanted.
Martha: My son... would be so proud today...
Elena: Rest now, Mrs. Vance. Nobody can ever hurt you again.
The paramedics carefully lifted the stretcher through the massive front entrance doors into the bright afternoon sun. On the marble floor near the stairs, the overturned metal wheelchair lay still, its chrome spokes catching the daylight, while upstairs on the empty balcony, the house finally fell completely silent.