Chapter 4 - Hunting the Sisters
Victoria had not acted alone. Her five sisters had stood in that hotel suite, laughing while Isabella bled. Marcus was not a man who believed in partial justice.
On Tuesday, the retaliation against the accomplices began.
Aunt Rosa, who owned a chain of high-end boutiques, arrived at her flagship store to find the doors padlocked and an eviction notice from the commercial landlord—a subsidiary of Marcus’s real estate empire.
Aunt Elena, who was married to a prominent local judge, received a knock on her door from a courier. The envelope contained high-definition photographs of her husband entering a notorious underground casino, completely destroying his upcoming re-election campaign and her social standing.
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Aunt Sofia, Aunt Carmen, and Aunt Lucia faced sudden, brutal IRS audits that exposed years of tax evasion and fraudulent charity write-offs.
Within forty-eight hours, the formidable Vargas sisters were entirely dismantled. They turned on each other, pointing fingers, screaming on the phone, and desperately trying to distance themselves from Victoria. The unified front that had terrorized my daughter was now a burning pile of ashes.
