A Poor Woman Was Forced to Marry a Sleeping Billionaire — Then the Man Everyone Thought Was Unconscious Revealed He Had Heard Every Word.

PART 9

Silas Bram moved before the police could arrest him.

He called an emergency board meeting and presented a petition declaring Weston mentally incompetent, claiming Wren had induced a vulnerable patient. Marcus appeared beside him as the concerned cousin. Dr. Reyes provided a sworn statement.

The board suspended Weston’s voting authority.

Then Silas held a press conference, calling Wren “an economically desperate young woman.”

Odalys, released on bail, sold an interview. “Mara — Wren has always been obsessed with escaping poverty,” she said. “We tried to stop her from replacing Nadia, but she insisted.”

Nadia watched from a police safe house. Then she called Wren. “I will testify.”

“You don’t have to decide today.”

“Yes, I do. Mom tried to burn us alive.”

At the competency hearing two days later, every seat in the courtroom was filled.

Weston entered using a cane. Wren walked beside him, not behind.

Silas’s attorney presented neurologists who had never examined Weston. Dr. Reyes testified that Wren had disrupted appropriate treatment.

Then Weston’s attorney called independent specialists. Three physicians confirmed his cognition, memory, and executive function were intact. Toxicology reports showed excessive sedatives, with Dr. Reyes’s electronic approval on the pharmacy logs.

Owen provided security records showing cameras had been disabled on seventeen nights.

Nadia testified about the money, the threats, and the fire.

Finally, Wren took the stand.