Security Officer: "State of Texas, Dallas County Property Registry... Primary Deed holder: David Alexander Sterling and sole heir Leo Sterling..."
Victoria: That's impossible! That deed was revoked when my father passed away last year!
David: Your father didn't revoke it, Victoria. He finalized the trust transfer three weeks before he went into the hospital!
Margaret: You forged his signature! Richard would never leave this mansion to a son he barely spoke to!
David: He left it to me because he knew you and Victoria were draining the family business accounts behind his back!
Margaret took a sharp breath, her hands trembling against her ruined white dress as the color completely drained from her face. She looked at Victoria, whose confident smirk had turned into a pale, terrified glare.
Victoria: He's lying, Mother... he's making this up to humiliate us!
David: Page five has the certified audit from the Dallas probate court, Victoria. The judge signed the final eviction order two hours ago.
Margaret: Eviction order?! You can't evict us from our own family home!
David: It hasn't been your home since my father died, Margaret. You were only allowed to stay here until the estate audit was complete. And after what you did to my son today, your time is officially up.
Leo: Daddy... does this mean we get to stay here?
David: Yes, Leo. This is your home now. And nobody will ever make you feel like trash in this house again.
Victoria: I'm calling our corporate lawyers! We will contest this will in every court in Texas!
David: Go ahead and call them, Victoria. While you're on the phone, ask them about the two million dollars you transferred to an offshore shell company last Tuesday.
Victoria froze in her tracks, her phone slipping from her fingers and cracking against the stone patio.
Victoria: How... how do you know about that account?
David: Because the forensic accountant assigned by the probate court found it yesterday morning. The District Attorney has already issued a freeze on all linked accounts.