to plan, to watch for the perfect opening.
I opened my laptop, pulled up the digital copy of my deed, and checked every line.
My name was there, clear and unchallenged.
My signature was the only one that mattered.
Whatever papers my father had drawn up were useless without it.
But the fact that he thought he could get away with it, that he could steal from me and call it family duty, burned deeper than anything.
I knew this was only the beginning.
He wouldn’t let it go. Neither would Daniel.
And if I wasn’t careful, they would find another way to tighten the noose.
That was the night I decided.
I wouldn’t just defend what was mine. I would make sure they never tried to take from me again.
But first, I had to play along, just long enough for them to reveal how far they were willing






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