Chapter 9 - SABRINA SAID SHE WAS TAKING BACK WHAT DAD STOLESabrina agreed to one interview through counsel.
She did not apologize.
Not yet.
She looked at me across the table and said:
“You grew up with everything.”
I stared.
“So?”
“I grew up in apartments while Dad paid Mom just enough to stay quiet.”
“That was wrong.”
She looked surprised.
“You admit that?”
“Yes.”
“I did not create it.”
Silence.
“You got his name.”
“Yes.”
“Schools.”
“Yes.”
“Company.”
“Yes.”
“And I got checks.”
“That was unfair.”
She started crying.
For one second, I saw the sister she might have been.
Then she said:
“So I took back what was mine.”
And lost me again.
“You pushed me into a pool.”
Her face hardened.
“Parker pushed harder.”
I stared.
“That’s your defense?”
“No.”
Then:
“I thought you’d survive.”
That sentence chilled me.
“You were disappointed when I did.”
She said nothing.
The phone video existed.
She knew.
Then I asked:
“What about my baby?”
Sabrina finally looked away.
There.
She had no answer worth hearing.
Whatever happened to her as a child did not justify targeting another child before birth.
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Pain can explain rage.
It cannot transfer guilt downward.
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