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Storming The Upper Hall

The Rich Stepmother Dropped A Fake Baby From The Balcony

Sarah ran rapidly up the grand staircase in a storm of pure fury.

Her heels clicked loudly on every single wooden step along the way.

David followed right behind her to ensure that she stayed safe.

Victoria watched them come up with a small frown appearing on her face.

She straightened her back and prepared to yell at them to leave.

Sarah reached the upper landing and marched straight toward the older woman.

She held the legal DNA document high in the bright air between them.

She shouted loudly that Victoria's cruel game was completely over now.

Victoria stepped back slightly as the paper was thrust toward her face.

She tried to maintain her calm look, but her hands began to shake.

She took the paper roughly to scan the black ink lines quickly.

Her eyes moved fast across the court seals and official state stamps.

The color slowly drained from her face as she read the truth.

The negative verification meant that her claims were completely void under law.

She had no right to live in the mansion or control the money.

The entire estate belonged entirely to David and his young child Leo.

Victoria dropped her hands to her sides while holding the thin page.

She tried to speak, but no words came out of her dry throat.

David stepped up onto the top balcony landing beside his brave wife.

He told Victoria that the police and lawyers were already on their way.

The cruel trick with the blanket was recorded on the foyer security cameras.

She had proven her own cruelty in front of witnesses in the home.

Victoria looked around the huge hallway like a trapped wild animal now.

The high walls no longer felt like a fortress to protect her greed.

They felt like a prison closing in on her every action.

Sarah pointed down toward the front entrance doors of the mansion.

She told Victoria to gather her personal items and leave the property.

The long years of mean threats were finally coming to an end.

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