Chapter 9 - Local Police Arrive To Serve Eviction Notices
The cold winter air rushed through the open front doors, carrying swirling snowflakes into the brightly lit foyer.
Ethan grabbed a cheap nylon suitcase from the hallway closet, tossing a few wrinkled shirts inside with shaking hands.
Evelyn walked out of the drawing room draped in her expensive mink coat, clutching her designer handbag like a shield.
“This isn't the end of this! My lawyers will have your badges by morning!” Evelyn screamed at the deputies.
The deputies simply escorted them down the stone steps toward the snowy driveway where a state tow truck idled.
Their luxury European sports cars were already hoisted onto the flatbed trailers, covered in a dusting of fresh snow.
Sarah stood by the second-floor window, watching her former family get loaded into the back of an unmarked patrol cruiser.
They had tried to freeze her out of their lives, and now they were the ones freezing in the harsh December storm.
Mr. Harrison walked into the upstairs hallway, pausing respectfully behind Sarah as she watched the cruiser drive away.
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“The property transfer is fully recorded with the county clerk, Ms. Harrison,” the attorney reported softly.
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