The bright sun shone through the tall windows of the grand Texas mansion.
Sarah looked at the paper in her shaking hands with complete shock.
Her step-sister Victoria stood near the fireplace with a cold smile.
The white marble floor sparkled under the heavy golden crystal chandelier.
Sarah adjusted her position in her wheelchair and tried to remain calm.
She had lived in this beautiful home for over ten whole years.
Her late father had built this house with his own hard work.
Now her wealthy step-sister was claiming the whole estate was hers.
Victoria stepped forward in her expensive designer silk dress.
Her high heels tapped loudly against the clean floor tile.
Victoria: You need to sign these settlement papers right now.
Sarah: This is my father's house and I am not leaving.
Victoria: You have ten minutes to pack your things and go.
Sarah felt a cold chill run down her entire spine.
She looked around the room at the precious family photos.
A large framed American flag hung proudly on the high wall.
Her father had served his country and taught her to be brave.
She was not going to give up without a real fight.
Little Leo ran into the living room holding his toy car.
He stopped when he saw the tense look on his mother's face.
Leo: Mommy, why is aunt Victoria raised her voice at you?
Sarah: Everything is fine sweetie, just go back to your room.
Victoria: Tell the boy the truth that you are leaving today.
Sarah gripped the armrests of her wheelchair as her heart pounded.
Victoria leaned down close to Sarah with pure malice in her eyes.
The air in the room felt heavy and completely uncomfortable.
Sarah knew that Victoria only cared about the family inheritance money.
She had never helped care for their sick father last year.
Now she was back to claim everything for her own greed.
Sarah looked at her son and made a silent firm vow.
She would protect their rights no matter what it took.