“That’s not forgery,” Dad snapped. “I’m your father.”
“That is not a legal defense.”
Adam straightened from the fridge. “Wait. What withdrawal?”
Mom waved her hand dismissively. “Don’t be naïve. Your sister is exaggerating.”
I turned toward him. “Page four: Grandma’s estate ledger. Page five: a cashier’s check for $18,000 made out to Dad three days before probate inventory. Page six: Mom’s voicemail telling me not to tell you.”
Mom’s face lost all color.
Adam stared at her. “What did you do?”
Dad slammed his hand against the counter. Noah flinched. Evan stepped forward, his eyes cold as steel.
“Lower your hand,” he said.
Dad pointed at me instead. “You ungrateful little witch. You think you can destroy this family?”