At that moment, Princess Sophia then take a deep breath, her eyes soft yet filled with courage, and she said to Tyler, “I actually believe in you. I hope that you’ll be able to succeed in this. And maybe I’m jumping the gun right now, but… I feel like you’ll save me. Still, if it turns out not possible, please don’t hold yourself accountable. I won’t blame you. Just know that if the time comes and you take it, I’ll be glad it’s you. I’ll be grateful that you were the one who possessed it, who carried that part of me forward. That, to me, would still be enough.”Her voice trembled slightly, but her words were resolute. It was the sound of someone who had accepted both hope and fate in the same breath.Tyler, however, immediately shook his head, his gaze burning with a fire that allowed no space for defeat. “No,” he said firmly, his voice low but full of conviction. “You shouldn’t worry about that. Nobody’s taking anything. Not now. Not ever. I already told you, Sophia I’ll find another

At that moment, Evelyn couldn’t even believe her eyes. She just stood there, staring blankly at the screen of her phone, her lips parted in disbelief. The call had ended. Not because of a network issue. Not because of battery. But because he Tyler ended it.Her heart pounded with rage as her hand trembled, still holding the phone to her ear even though the line was dead. Her face twitched. Her eyes narrowed. And then, almost like a volcano erupting, Evelyn exploded.“So this good-for-nothing fool actually ended the call on me?” she barked, her voice rising as she began pacing the floor with wild steps. “This good-for-nothing bastard… this prick…” Her hands were shaking now as she gripped the phone tighter. “He really had the guts to cut the call on me just because I was trying to be the better person? Just because I gave him a damn second chance?”Her voice cracked slightly, but it wasn’t from sadness it was fury. She slammed the phone down on the couch and let out a frustrated breath

At that moment, Evelyn's father's eyes widened in disbelief, his voice trembling with both anger and confusion. “What the hell is this?” he shouted, slamming the document back onto the table. His voice echoed through the room. “Why would your father even do something like this? Is this a joke to him?”His hands were shaking, and his heart was pounding so fast that he could barely control his thoughts. “He actually gave everything everything that belongs to this family to Tyler?” he asked, his eyes darting between his brother and the document, like he was trying to make sense of an impossible dream.Then he turned slowly to his brother, his voice turning cold. “Just imagine. We’ve been given only two choices now either we stay in the family, stripped of everything, not expecting a single dime, just carrying the family name like beggars… or we leave the family and still get absolutely nothing. What kind of choice is that? What kind of father does this to his own children?”His fists cle

Her husband, heart pounding, tried for a calming hand on the table’s edge, tried to smooth the ripples that had spread across the room since the envelopes had been opened. “Listen to him,” his younger brother urged, not cruelly but with necessary clarity. “We’re not calling for blood. We’re not plotting murder. What I mean is that we must neutralize this foolish, so that it cannot be executed. We must make it impossible for him to sign away our inheritance on a whim, under influence, or in a moment of senility. We must find whatever measures keep our father from doing further harm to the lineage he’s supposed to protect.”He let the idea hang between them, practical and cold, if it must be dirty so be it, the kind of family politics people pretended didn’t exist, but it was the work that saved farms from foreclosure and names from ruin. Evelyn’s mother, stung by the reality, nodded slowly. Hope flickered in her chest like a reluctant candle if they moved quickly, if they marshaled t

At that moment, Evelyn's father's brother glanced briefly at his brother, who stood quietly near the corner, nodding with calm approval. He caught the man's subtle gesture of agreement and smiled faintly to himself, hiding his satisfaction beneath a mask of concern.“No problem,” he said confidently, his voice smooth, assured. “I’ll handle the situation perfectly fine. Just be on standby in case I need any support. All hands have to be ready. This thing needs to be done clean and fast.”Evelyn’s father gave him a solemn nod in return. There was no need for more words. Trust had been exchanged at least on the surface.Without another glance, Evelyn’s uncle turned and walked out of the room. His footsteps were steady, his expression composed. But the moment he stepped out of sight, his entire demeanor shifted. A cruel smirk slowly formed on his face as he walked down the hallway.He had done it.He had finally convinced his brother to side with him. One piece of the puzzle had fallen in