Sarah’s father was a brilliant lawyer who raised her alone after her mother’s death. Despite his massive wealth, he insisted she earn her own way, instilling in her the values of humility and hard work. He only stepped in when she met Bradd, warning her that the young man was lazy and lured by the family’s fortune. Sarah married him anyway, believing in their future.
After her father’s passing, the mask slipped. Bradd’s first concern wasn’t Sarah’s grief, but her inheritance. To test his loyalty, Sarah revealed a shocking truth: she was adopted and supposedly wasn’t in the will at all. Thinking the well had run dry, Bradd filed for divorce immediately.
That’s when the “Wizard”‘s true plan was revealed. Her father’s will contained a brilliant trap:
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If Bradd stayed married to Sarah for five years, he would inherit half the fortune.
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If they divorced before then, Sarah would receive everything.
Bradd had sprinted away from a billion-dollar payday because he couldn’t maintain the facade of love for a few more years. Sarah realized her father had outsmarted the opportunist from beyond the grave. Guided by his wisdom, she thrived, building her own legacy and living a life free from greed. In the end, her father’s final case was his most successful: he proved the truth about Bradd and ensured his daughter’s freedom.
