Officer Davis stepped toward Victoria with shiny metal handcuffs ready.
Officer Davis: Victoria, you are under arrest for document fraud.
Victoria: You cannot do this to me, I am wealthy!
Sarah: Money cannot buy you freedom from the law, Victoria.
The officer placed the cold metal cuffs on her wrists.
Victoria shouted in anger as she was led outside slowly.
The heavy front door clicked shut behind her loud voice.
The room suddenly became peaceful and quiet once again.
Sarah let out a very long slow sigh of relief.
Leo wrapped his small arms around his mother's neck tightly.
Leo: We get to stay in our home now, right?
Sarah: Yes, my sweet boy, we are safe here forever.
Mr. Miller: The mansion and the trust fund are secure now.
Mr. Miller packed up his thick black leather bag happily.
He shook Sarah's hand with warmth and real respect.
Sarah rolled her wheelchair over to the large sunny window.
She looked out at the green lawn and blooming trees.
Her father's legacy was safe from harm and greed.
She knew that tough times would come and go often.
But standing up for what is right always brings peace.
Leo played happily on the bright shiny marble floor nearby.
Sarah smiled brightly as sunshine filled the warm living room.
They were home, and justice had finally been served well.