Chapter 15 - Public Exposure
The financial collapse of the Kinnard family did not stay a private matter. Within forty-eight hours, local newspapers and national financial blogs picked up the story, splashing headlines across digital media outlets: From High Society to Foreclosure: The House of Cards at Meadowlark Hall.
Reporters camped outside the gates of the seized estate, capturing humiliating photographs of Eleanor, Chloe, Megan, and Brittany dragging their designer luggage down the gravel drive into standard taxi cabs, stripped of their wealth, their cars, and their social standing.
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The public exposure laid bare every cruel lie Eleanor had told. Friends who had fawned over her at charity galas suddenly vanished, blocking her phone numbers and refusing to return her desperate calls for shelter.
Stripped of their elite status, the three sisters finally directed their fury where it actually belonged: not at the world, but at the woman who had engineered their blinding arrogance.
