Victoria reached into her coat pocket and pulled out a second piece of paper.
She held it up high, claiming it was a new signed official will.
She claimed his father had secretly changed his mind just three days before passing.
Mark stood his ground and looked closely at the signature on the white paper.
He instantly recognized that the handwriting was completely fake and poorly forged today.
His father had been far too sick to write anything during his final week.
Mark smiled calmly now, realizing that Victoria had committed a major federal crime.
He pulled out his smartphone from his suit pocket and opened the camera application.
He took a crystal clear picture of the fake legal document in her hand.
Victoria tried to pull the paper back quickly, but it was already captured clearly.
Mark: Forging a legal document carries a severe prison sentence in this state.
Victoria: This is not a forgery, it is your father's true wish!
Mark: My father's real attorney is standing right down there in the foyer.
Victoria: What are you talking about? He was not invited today!
Mark: Mr. Davis came specifically to protect our family's legal rights today.
Mark gestured over the railing toward an older man wearing a dark blue suit.
Mr. Davis stepped forward from the crowd holding an official black legal briefcase.
He looked up at Victoria with a stern and strictly professional expression on face.
Mr. Davis: I hold the only certified original copy of the official family trust.
Victoria: You are lying! He wrote a new will with my lawyer!
Mr. Davis: Victoria, your fake document will not stand up in any courtroom.
Victoria: I deserve half of this estate and all of the family accounts!
Mark: You deserve nothing after trying to destroy our child's inheritance today.
Victoria's hands began to shake visibly as she realized her plan had completely failed.
She had hoped to shock Mark into giving her a massive cash settlement today.
Instead, she had exposed her own fraudulent actions in front of fifty wealthy witnesses.
The guest whispered loudly, calling her names and expressing deep disgust at her.
Sarah walked up the stairs slowly, carrying the baby safely in her warm arms.
She stood right beside Mark, looking at Victoria with calm and steady dignity.
Sarah: Your greed has lost you the only real family you had left.
Victoria: I do not need any of you ungrateful people in my life!