Fast2tricks

Exposing The Financial Plot

The Dallas Stepmother Who Tried To Evict His Daughter

Richard carried Lily over to the plush velvet sofa in the study.

He called his trusted family lawyer on his mobile phone immediately.

Richard: Arthur, I need you at my house right away, please.

Arthur: Is everything alright, Richard? You sound deeply shaken today.

Richard: It is an emergency regarding my wife and my estate.

Within twenty minutes, Arthur arrived at the Dallas residential estate home.

He carried a heavy black leather folder filled with legal documents.

Victoria was standing near the fireplace, holding an ice pack tightly.

Victoria: Richard, this whole situation is an enormous misunderstanding between us.

Richard: Arthur, show her the legal documents we discovered last week.

Arthur placed the thick papers down upon the glass coffee table.

Arthur: Mrs. Vance, we uncovered unauthorized transfers from the trust fund.

Victoria's face turned completely white as she stared at the papers.

She had been secretly draining Lily's inheritance money for three months.

Arthur: You altered the beneficiary forms for the large family estate.

Victoria: I am his legal wife, I deserve a proper share!

Richard: You tried to steal my child's future and her home!

Victoria: You love that child more than you ever loved me!

Richard: That child is my blood, and you are a fraud!

Richard pointed his finger toward the large double front entrance doors.

His voice boomed through the high ceiling of the central foyer.

Richard: Get out of my house right now before I call police!

Victoria: You cannot just throw me out like trash, Richard!

Arthur: The prenuptial agreement covers physical conduct and financial fraud.

Arthur: You will leave today with nothing from this family trust.

Victoria realized her grand plan had completely fallen apart right here.

Her greed had ruined everything she had tried hard to gain.

She looked at Richard, but saw no mercy in his eyes.

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