Six months later, the bright morning sun shone over the estate.
The garden was blooming with colorful yellow flowers everywhere in bloom.
A beautiful baby cradle sat on the wide marble porch floor.
Sarah rocked her newborn baby daughter gently in her arms nearby.
Richard walked out onto the porch carrying three warm tea cups.
He set the tray on the glass table and smiled brightly.
Richard: How is my perfect little granddaughter doing this bright morning?
Sarah: She is fast asleep, Dad, she loves the warm breeze.
Mark stepped out of the house wearing his neat business suit.
He held a stack of legal documents under his right arm.
Mark: The legal team finished restructuring the company trust fund today.
Sarah: Mark, you did not have to add me to that.
Mark: You are a Hayes, Sarah, you deserve your fair share.
Richard nodded in agreement as he took a sip of tea.
Richard: Your brother is right, Sarah, family sticks together always here.
The legal court had sentenced Victoria to prison time for assault.
She lost her claim to the family estate and trust completely.
Sarah felt no bitterness toward Victoria in her heart anymore now.
She was too happy building a bright new future with family.
The baby cooed softly, opening her tiny blue eyes to look up.
Richard leaned down and let the baby hold his small finger.
Richard: She has your mother beautiful bright blue eyes, Sarah.
Sarah: She really does, Dad, she carries her sweet spirit too.
Mark checked his wrist watch and picked up his car keys.
Mark: I am heading to the office now, see you later.
Sarah: Drive safe Mark, thank you for standing by my side.
Mark smiled warmly at his sister before walking to his car.
Sarah looked out over the sunny green lawn with total contentment.
She had lost her mother, but found a father and brother.
Truth and love had conquered all the evil greed and lies.
She hugged her baby tight, knowing they were finally home safe.