Before leaving for college, Mandy donated the china set to the church’s antique sale, ensuring the proceeds went to the church. When Margaret found out, she was furious. Mandy then sent a letter outlining the financial mismanagement, warning them of legal action if they contacted her again. Though Mandy didn’t sue, the evidence alone tarnished their reputation.

Years later, Elise reached out to apologize, and Mandy, now married with children, forgave her. They slowly rebuilt their relationship. Mandy now keeps a teacup from her mother’s china set as a reminder of the justice she reclaimed, showing her students that sometimes justice doesn’t need a gavel, only the truth.