“So you left everything to Gaby and not to me?” I asked, looking at the lawyer. “To me, your adored daughter, did you leave me nothing, lawyer?”
“Eh, well, yes. The shares in the Warrens' company.”
He looked back at me. “You see, mother, he left me something. There is no need to fear. I just have to sell those shares and leave the country.”
“Diana...”
“What? Is there anything else?”
“Hija, your father...”
“Ah?” He approached me, staring intently. “Is there anything I don't know?”
“Enough, Diana! The lawyer is going to change the will, and no one is going to know. I am not going to settle for an old house, a piece of land, and its... stupid memories. I deserve more than that. I have endured it for years, waiting for him to die and leave me what rightfully belongs to me.”
He continue
