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Justice in the Hallway

Officer Davis: Mr. Ethan, we received your call regarding an assault and attempted theft. What's the situation?

Ethan: Officer, this woman, Victoria Vance, physically assaulted my employee, Lily, and attempted to frame her for the theft of a four-hundred-thousand-dollar diamond necklace[cite: 1].

Victoria: It was a misunderstanding! I thought she took it! It was an honest mistake!

Officer Davis: We've already reviewed the security footage your manager sent to our mobile unit, ma'am. The video clearly shows you placing the item into the victim's personal bag[cite: 1].

Victoria: You can't arrest me! Do you know who my father is?! He owns half the commercial real estate in this city!

Officer Davis: I don't care who your father is, ma'am. Place your hands behind your back.

The officer pulled Victoria's arms behind her back, snapping heavy steel handcuffs around her wrists in front of all fifty high-society guests[cite: 1]. Her black leather dress crumpled as she squirmed, her face turning bright red with pure embarrassment.

Victoria: Let go of me! Ethan, tell them to stop! You're making a huge mistake!

Ethan: The only mistake made tonight was yours, Victoria. You thought money made you untouchable. Now you're going to learn that actions have consequences.

Annette: Disgraceful... absolutely disgraceful! I'm calling her father right now to tell him his daughter is in police custody[cite: 1].

Victoria: Ethan, please! My father will cut off my trust fund if this gets out to the press!

Ethan: Then I suggest you start learning how to live without a trust fund. Take her away, Officer.

The guests watched in silence as Victoria was escorted down the long marble hallway, screaming and crying as the heavy front doors closed behind her[cite: 1]. The room remained still for a long moment before Ethan turned toward Lily, who was still standing near her handbag with a soft, emotional look on her face[cite: 1].

Ethan: Are you okay, Lily?

Lily: I am now, sir[cite: 1]. I don't know how to thank you for believing me when no one else did[cite: 1].

Ethan: You don't need to thank me for doing the right thing. But we aren't done here yet.

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