Chapter 17 - A Quiet Evening by the Ocean
That evening, I drove out to my new home on the New England coastline, parking my car near the rocky cliffs.
The ocean waves crashed gently against the shore, washing away the shadows of a childhood spent in fear and manipulation.
I walked along the water’s edge, feeling the cool salt breeze brush across my face and lift my hair.
I pulled out my phone, checking the final corporate audit reports before turning the device off completely.
For the first time in my life, I didn't need to look over my shoulder, worry about rent, or apologize for my own success.
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I had taken the dirt my father threw on me and used it to plant an unstoppable empire of strength and charity.
The family who called me worthless was locked behind iron bars, while my grandmother’s name lived on in millions of saved lives.
