Accused Heiress: A Public Betrayal
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ive TV court show, their faces a mas
daughter, accusing me of abandoning them after my fa
e my cousin, Karsyn, offered her a comforting hand, her eyes glinting with triumph. They
rotten, and a familiar ache filled my che
reak me. When the host asked for
. "And I request the court use
pte
the cameras, while they publicly condemned me as a thief and a heartless daughter. All I could see were th
WN FATHER," another screamed. The digital cr
ick with feigned tears, echoed through the studio. "After
n't know. They couldn't know. The weight of their
, a performance I knew all too well. He gestured weakly to his ba
, but I forced my gaze forward, meeting the camera lens head-on. The host turned
, I
assets will be legally transferred to the p
elt a cold dread settle in my stomach
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