
Victoria: Touch me and I will sue every single one of you! Do you know who my legal advisors are?!
Officer Martinez: Turn around, ma'am!
The officer grabbed Victoria's arm, spinning her around and pulling her wrists together behind her back. The loud, metallic click of the handcuffs echoed off the high marble ceiling.
Victoria: Ouch! You're hurting me! Ethan, tell him to stop!
Ethan: You spent six months hurting my wife while her father was dying in the hospital. You don't get to complain about uncomfortable cuffs.
Victoria: I built this estate's social standing! Clara was nothing before her father married me!
Clara: My father built this company with his own hands, Victoria. You just spent his money on designer dresses and offshore bank accounts.
Victoria: You little brat! You ruined my life!
Officer Martinez: That's enough out of you. Move forward.
The two officers escorted Victoria across the living room, her high heels crunching loudly over the shattered glass of the coffee table. She thrashing against their grip, her velvet dress catching on a broken piece of wood as she was led out the front doors toward the waiting police car.
Paramedic: Her heart rate is stable, sir, but we need to transport her to Saint Jude Hospital immediately to check the baby with an ultrasound.
Ethan: I'm coming with you. Let me help you carry the stretcher.
Clara: Ethan... my hand...
Ethan grabbed Clara's hand tightly, walking beside the stretcher as the paramedics carefully lifted her through the foyer and out into the bright morning sunlight.
Ethan: I'm right here, Clara. The ambulance is right outside.
Clara: Is... is the camera footage safe?
Ethan: It was automatically saved to three separate secure cloud drives the second it recorded. Her defense lawyers won't be able to delete a single frame.
Clara: I was so scared when she shoved me... I thought I lost everything...
Ethan: You didn't lose anything. She's never coming back to this house, Clara. Never again.
They loaded Clara into the back of the ambulance, the doors shutting securely behind them as the emergency vehicle pulled away from the estate, leaving the sirens behind in the quiet neighborhood.