
Alexander: What did you just do to my child?!
Alexander Vance stood in the open doorway, his tall frame clad in a dark navy suit that radiated absolute corporate power and authority[cite: 1].
His sharp jawline was clenched so tight his muscles twitched, and his eyes blazed with an uncontrollable, terrifying rage[cite: 1].
Alexander: Someone answer me right now! Why is my baby crying hysterically on the floor?!
Eleanor: Alexander, darling, thank goodness you're home! This unhinged maid lost her mind and threw our baby stroller off the balcony!
Clara: That is a complete and utter lie! She pushed the stroller over the railing herself while you were away!
Alexander: Silence! Both of you! Let me look at the child and see what kind of nightmare has occurred here.
Alexander strode forward with heavy, firm footsteps, bypassing his wife entirely to drop to one knee beside Clara and the stroller[cite: 1].
Alexander: Are you hurt, little one? Daddy is right here. Daddy's got you now.
Clara: Sir, please listen! Your wife pushed it! I barely caught the carriage before it smashed into the marble base[cite: 1].
Alexander: Is this true, Clara? Look me in the eyes and tell me the absolute truth about what happened here.
Clara: I swear on my life, Mr. Vance. She shoved the stroller over the edge without a single hesitation.
Alexander slowly rose to his feet, his face turning an ash-gray color as the horrifying realization of his wife's betrayal settled in[cite: 1].
Eleanor: You aren't actually listening to a hired peasant over your own loving wife, are you Alexander?
Alexander: Shut your mouth, Eleanor. I've had enough of your toxic lies and your cold, manipulative games in this estate.
Eleanor: If you ruin my reputation over a maid's fairy tale, I will strip you clean in the divorce court!
Alexander: You won't have a single penny left to hire a lawyer after I show these security tapes to a federal judge.
Eleanor's haughty expression finally cracked, revealing the desperate, panicked coward hidden beneath her glamorous champagne dress[cite: 1].