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I met her stare. “Actually, it’s mine. Dad left it to me. Legally, you can’t touch it.”
“Oh, it’s fair,” I replied evenly. “You tried to throw me and Dad’s grandchildren into the street. But this house isn’t yours to ruin.”
She snapped, “You think a piece of paper means you win?”
Her face drained of color. “What?”
Two officers stepped inside. I’d contacted them before arriving. They confirmed the deed was valid and that I was the lawful owner.
She screamed, “I’m not going anywhere!”
Veronica stared at him. “You’re siding with her?”