Arthur: Look at him, Nunn. He's totally at peace now.
Nunn: He knows he's safe, Mr. Vance. Babies can feel when the energy in a home changes.
Arthur took his baby son gently out of Nunn's arms, holding him tight against his chest. Tears welled up in the wealthy businessman's eyes as he kissed the baby's soft forehead, feeling the steady rhythm of his quiet breathing.
Arthur: I almost lost him, Nunn. I was so blind, so distracted by my corporate work and my own loneliness that I let a monster right into our home.
Nunn: You didn't know, sir. Manipulative people are very good at hiding who they really are until it's almost too late.
Arthur: Well, the mask is completely off now. My estate lawyer just called me back. Margarethe's bail hearing is set for tomorrow morning, and we are filing a full restraining order immediately.
Nunn: Will her family try to use their money to fight the charges?
Arthur: Let them try. That video clip is airtight evidence. Her family's high-society reputation won't save her from criminal charges in a state court.
Nunn: What about the lawsuit she threatened regarding the estate trust?
Arthur: My corporate legal team checked everything. Her claims were completely fabricated. She had zero standing to touch a single dollar of my late wife's life insurance or estate trust fund.
Nunn: She was chasing a ghost the whole time.
Arthur: She was chasing greed, and now it's going to cost her her freedom.
Arthur walked over to the tall floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the massive city skyline below. The morning sun was shini
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