
Helena: You are going to regret that violent outburst for the rest of your miserable life, David.
Helena pushed herself up from the white marble floor, smoothing down her dark purple silk dress with shaking, furious hands.
David: Regret? You tried to murder my five-year-old daughter in cold blood, and you talk about regret?
Helena: Prove it. The security cameras on this landing happen to be pointed away from the rail today.
Clara: You actually think we didn't upgrade the multi-angle coverage after your stunt last month?
Helena's arrogant smirk faltered for a fraction of a second, her eyes darting toward the dome lens mounted near the US flag.
Helena: Even if your little cameras recorded something, you cannot evict me from this estate.
David: Try me. My divorce lawyer and the estate executor froze your corporate access codes thirty minutes ago.
Helena: You didn't. My name is legally stamped on every single primary property deed and trust fund document.
Clara: Not after the forensic audit uncovered your signature forging on the family trust amendments.
Helena: Those documents were approved by the senior board members! You can't touch my shares!
David: Those board members resigned this morning once the federal wire fraud evidence was handed to the authorities.
Helena: You are bluffing. You wouldn't dare bring federal investigators into our family business.
Clara: Watch us. Attempted murder and multi-million dollar embezzlement tend to attract federal attention very quickly.
Maya: Daddy, make her go away. She's scary.
Maya buried her face deeper into my black suit jacket, her small frame still trembling from the fall.
David: Shh, sweetheart. She's never going to touch you again.
Helena: You think you've won, David? The courts will tie up your inheritance for the next twenty years.
David: I'd rather lose every cent we own than let a monster like you breathe the same air as my child.
Helena: You'll be begging for my financial backing when the mortgage foreclosure notices arrive.
Clara: This mansion was paid off in full before you even married into this family, Helena.
Helena: This isn't the end. This family belongs to me.
David: No, Helena. Your time in this house is finished permanently.