Mr. Miller opened the dark legal folder on the desk.
He pulled out an old piece of yellowed thick paper.
Victoria stepped closer with a suspicious look on her face.
Mr. Miller: This is the official last will and testament.
Victoria: That document was replaced three months ago!
Sarah: My father never changed his last wishes, Victoria.
Mr. Miller held up the paper to show the signature.
The signature at the bottom looked dark and heavy.
He pointed his finger directly at the red wax seal.
Sarah remembered the night her father signed that paper.
He wanted her to always have a secure safe shelter.
He knew that her mobility issues made life very hard.
Victoria's hands began to shake very slightly at her sides.
She reached into her purse and pulled out another paper.
Victoria: I have the mortgage papers right here in my hand!
Mr. Miller: That document is completely invalid under state law.
Victoria: You cannot tell me what to do in this house!
Sarah looked at the legal papers sitting on the table.
She noticed something strange about the date written down.
The date was recorded after her father had passed away.
She pointed her finger at the fake ink mark quickly.
Sarah: You forged his signature after he was gone!
Victoria: That is a complete lie and you know it!
Leo looked up at the lawyer with wide curious eyes.
The truth was slowly coming out into the open daylight.
Victoria stepped back toward the giant glass back doors.
Her face had lost all of its cool fake confidence.
She knew she was trapped in her own dishonest web.
Sarah took a deep calm breath and felt truly strong.
Justice was finally coming for her greedy step-sister today.