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00:00J'ai été abandonné juste 5 jours après j'ai été born.
00:02Pour une raison, ma mère m'invite m'invite à l'île de Black Wolves Clubhouse en Black Harbor.
00:07C'était la place le plus notorious syndicat stronghold sur l'île de l'East-coast.
00:12Les gens ont dit que la nuit, plus d'un des hommes, des tâches, des tâches, des tâches, et des
00:17blessures,
00:18se sont autour de mon basket, tous ceux qui ont l'air de l'esprit juste de l'esprit.
00:22Just pour survivre, en tant que j'étais encore dans ma blanquette,
00:26I instinctively opened my mouth and whispered one word.
00:30Dad.
00:31The hardened men all froze, frowning at the same time.
00:35After a long silence, the man at the front, Roman Black,
00:38the head of the Black Wolves Syndicate, crouched down and looked at me.
00:41His rough, gravelly voice broke the silence.
00:48Maybe we can keep her.
00:49From that day on, I had 108 dads,
00:52but my family looked like it had been assembled straight from the FBI's most-wanted list.
00:57So, to keep my dads out of trouble,
01:00I lived as plain and unremarkable as I could for over a decade.
01:04I wore second-hand clothes.
01:06I lived on scholarships.
01:08I rented a tiny apartment.
01:10And at Street Aurelia Academy,
01:12I blended in as the quietest scholarship student,
01:14so unnoticeable no one spared me a second glance.
01:18Until the bullying started.
01:19The school's queen bee, Victoria Vale,
01:23cornered me in the girls' restroom with several of her followers.
01:26They dumped ice water all over me,
01:28yanked at my school blazer,
01:30and held their phones up to film me non-stop.
01:33What are you staring at?
01:35You're just charity trash,
01:37living off a scholarship.
01:39Do you seriously think a loser like you's getting into college?
01:43They laid into me far too brutally.
01:45I got backed all the way to the stairwell landing,
01:48and I finally snapped,
01:49lunging to grab Victoria Mitzke.
01:51We both tumbled all the way down three flights of stairs together.
01:55When I woke up,
01:56I was already lying in the school infirmary.
01:59She hits you,
02:00and you try to attack her like you're out for blood?
02:03Have you stopped to wonder
02:04if you're the reason everyone targets you?
02:07Call your legal guardian.
02:09Right now.
02:10If nobody shows up today,
02:13you're out of St. Aurelia Academy.
02:15Every hair on my body stood straight up with terror.
02:19Mrs. Harper,
02:20are you absolutely sure you want me to call my guardian?
02:25Am I sure?
02:26Of course I'm sure!
02:28Victor Vale,
02:29Victoria's father slapped me hard across the face.
02:31You little brat!
02:33You dared lay a hand on my daughter?
02:35Call your guardian over here!
02:37They're going to apologize to us on their need!
02:39Victor Vale was a renowned mining and energy tycoon in Black Harbor,
02:43as well as the single largest donor
02:45behind St. Aurelia Academy's brand new science building.
02:49Half my face burned with pain.
02:51But Miss Harper acted as though she hadn't seen a thing.
02:54Instead,
02:55she immediately bowed toward Victor with a flattering smile.
02:59Rest assured, Mr. Vale,
03:01we'll handle this seriously.
03:03There will be no leniency.
03:04Mia Reed,
03:06look what you've done to Victoria.
03:08Call your legal guardian right now
03:10and have them come pay her medical bills.
03:13I struggle to my feet.
03:14The metallic taste of blood filling my mouth.
03:17No.
03:18Victoria and her friends cornered me in the restroom first.
03:21They dumped ice water on me and filmed me to humiliate me.
03:24I only...
03:25Dad...
03:25She's lying.
03:26I was just walking by when she suddenly went crazy and shoved me down the stairs.
03:31She's only jealous because I'm rich.
03:33She's hated me ever since she got here on that scholarship.
03:37That's not what happened.
03:38I tried to defend myself.
03:40But Miss Harper wouldn't even let me speak.
03:43Quiet, Mia.
03:44The facts speak for themselves.
03:46You intentionally assaulted another student.
03:49She dragged me out of the infirmary,
03:51shoved her hand into my pocket,
03:53pulled out my phone,
03:54and slammed it into my chest.
03:56Now,
03:57call your legal guardian.
03:58Tell them to get over here immediately and pay for the damage.
04:02The moment we stepped into the hallway,
04:04every teacher and student turned to stare at me.
04:06Some looked curious.
04:08Some looked disgusted.
04:10Others were openly enjoying the spectacle.
04:12I gripped my phone tightly.
04:14My contacts list stretched on and on,
04:17but I couldn't bring myself to call.
04:18I had 108 dads.
04:21Dad Roman Black was the head of the Black Wolves Syndicate.
04:25Dad number three dealt in weapons.
04:28Dad number 15 used to run an underground lending business.
04:32Dad number 78 owned casinos in Las Vegas.
04:35They were always stuffing black credit cards into my hands and patting my head.
04:40Mia, don't go looking for trouble.
04:43But if trouble ever finds you,
04:45call your dads.
04:46Anyone lays a finger on you.
04:48Dad Roman will make sure their whole family disappears.
04:51That's right.
04:52If anyone makes our little girl cry,
04:54I'll personally go deal with them.
04:55To me,
04:56they were the most dangerous men in Black Harbor.
04:59I remembered them leaving before sunrise
05:01and coming home long after dark.
05:04Their clothes often smelled like blood.
05:07Fresh scars appeared all the time.
05:09Sometimes they'd laugh about almost running into the FBI.
05:13I remembered the news constantly talking about federal crackdowns
05:17on organized crime.
05:18A chill shot down my spine.
05:21No, I couldn't drag them into this.
05:24I looked back at Ms. Harper,
05:26making one last desperate attempt.
05:29Ms. Harper,
05:29My dad's all work out of state.
05:33They're really far away.
05:34They can't come.
05:36Can I just write an apology?
05:38Suspend me if you have to.
05:39Please.
05:41Don't make me call them.
05:43Ms. Harper let out a mocking laugh.
05:45Out of state workers?
05:47No wonder they raised such an ill-mannered child.
05:50No.
05:51Victoria's medical expenses,
05:53her emotional damages,
05:55her legal fees.
05:56Can you afford any of that?
05:58Call them right now.
05:59I wanted to tell her I could.
06:01I'd never touched a single one of the black cards my dads had given me.
06:05But before I could speak,
06:07Victor Vale walked out of the infirmary.
06:09He handed Ms. Harper a check.
06:13Half a million dollars.
06:15A donation to the school.
06:17My only condition is simple.
06:19Bring her guardian here to pay restitution,
06:21admit guilt,
06:22and apologize.
06:24Otherwise, I'll call the police immediately.
06:26I'll have her charged with aggravated assault,
06:28one juvenile criminal record,
06:30and she can kiss every college application goodbye.
06:33The instant Ms. Harper saw the check,
06:36her eyes lit up.
06:37She turned toward me,
06:38her voice suddenly even harsher.
06:40Mia,
06:40Did you hear that?
06:42This is your last chance.
06:43Either call those out-of-state guardians of yours over here to make things right,
06:47or walk away with a juvenile record and forget about college forever.
06:52A criminal record.
06:54Those three words stabbed straight into my heart.
06:57I couldn't have one.
06:59I still had to get into college.
07:01Once I graduated,
07:03I planned to earn money and take care of all my dads in their old age.
07:07Looking at the check.
07:08Looking at Ms. Harper's greedy, ugly expression.
07:11My eyes filled with tears.
07:15Please don't call the police.
07:16I'll...
07:17I'll call my guardian.
07:18I tapped the name at the very top of my contacts.
07:22Dad Roman.
07:23He might have been the boss of the Black Wolves Syndicate.
07:26But out of all 108 dads,
07:28he was probably the most normal one.
07:31I could only hope he'd pretend to be an ordinary guardian
07:34and somehow get us through this.
07:36The call was answered almost instantly.
07:39Mia?
07:41Dad, the school wants you to come.
07:43I...
07:44Oh?
07:45Come to your school?
07:46His voice instantly filled with excitement.
07:49Did my little girl win another award?
07:52This is the first time you've ever invited Dad to school.
07:55Wait for me.
07:55I'll be there right away.
07:57No!
07:58My chest tightened.
07:59I was just about to explain that wasn't the reason.
08:03When suddenly,
08:04a sharp gunshot rang out from the other end of the phone.
08:08I could faintly hear Roman say one sentence.
08:11Clean it up.
08:13Childhood memories came rushing back.
08:15Every time Dad Roman came home,
08:17his clothes were stained with blood.
08:18He always smiled and told me it was just ketchup.
08:21His breathing sounded slightly uneven now.
08:24But when he spoke to me again,
08:26his voice was still as gentle as ever.
08:29Not what, sweetheart?
08:31The thought that he might be in danger,
08:32or even hurt right now,
08:34made my heart race uncontrollably.
08:36The words on the tip of my tongue
08:37changed at the last second.
08:39No, nothing.
08:40I can pick up the award myself.
08:42You are busy.
08:44I'll hang up now.
08:45Hey, wait.
08:46You haven't even told me what's going on.
08:48Why are you hanging...
08:49Overhearing our conversation,
08:50Miss Harper roared and lunged forward
08:52to snatch my phone away.
08:53I instinctively twisted away and ended the call.
08:57Another slap exploded across my face,
09:00Miss Harper's expression twisted with fury.
09:02You've caused this much trouble,
09:04and you're still trying to hide it from your guardian?
09:07Victor Vale slammed his fist against the wall,
09:09then jabbed a finger in my face.
09:11Don't think you can get away with this
09:12by keeping your family in the dark.
09:14In Black Harbor, I make the rules.
09:16I've got people in the police department,
09:18on the school board,
09:20and in the biggest law firms.
09:21You dared touch my daughter?
09:22I can erase your entire pathetic family whenever I want.
09:27You don't even dare call your parents?
09:30Are you so poor you can't even pay the phone bill?
09:34And you still had the nerve to push me?
09:37My dad really can't come.
09:39I'm sorry, Victoria.
09:40It's my fault.
09:41I can apologize in public,
09:43be your errand girl for a whole year.
09:44You can hit me back.
09:45But please don't call the police.
09:47I don't want to get expelled.
09:48Victoria let out a scornful laugh.
09:50You dare make demands?
09:51Give me your guardian's phone number.
09:53or I'll talk to him myself!
09:56Mia, hand your phone to Mr. Vale.
09:58That's the right attitude to fix this.
10:00I hugged my phone against my chest
10:02with everything I had and staggered backward
10:04until I crashed to my knees on the cold tile floor.
10:07Pain shot through my knees.
10:09My tears finally spilled over.
10:10With my head lowered,
10:12I pleaded through sobs.
10:15Please, don't call my dad.
10:17Victoria, please.
10:19You can hit me back as much as you want.
10:21Just don't call my parents, okay?
10:23Fine.
10:25But an apology isn't enough.
10:27Tomorrow morning at the school assembly,
10:29you'll stand on stage in front of everyone
10:32and read a written confession until I'm satisfied.
10:34Only then will I forget about calling the police.
10:37Okay.
10:38I clenched my fists
10:40and accepted every single condition.
10:42The humiliation burned through me like an open wound.
10:45But to me, it was worth it
10:47as long as my dad stayed out of this.
10:51That evening, exhausted,
10:53I returned to the small apartment
10:55my second dad had rented for me.
10:56Three men were busy cooking in the kitchen.
10:59Dad number 66,
11:00dad number 79,
11:01and dad number 93.
11:07Mia, you're home.
11:10I heard you're receiving an award at school.
11:13Why didn't you tell me to come?
11:15It should be my turn by order, right?
11:16Dad no 79 immediately protested
11:20while massaging my shoulders.
11:22No way.
11:23It's my turn.
11:25Dad no 93 pushed a bowl of soup toward me.
11:29Drink it while it's hot.
11:31It nourishes your brain.
11:33You'll get into a good university.
11:35My nose stung.
11:36I almost burst into tears.
11:38Halfway through dinner,
11:39dad number 66 answered a phone call.
11:41I caught a few scattered phrases.
11:43That shipment got tailed again.
11:46Drowned himself.
11:47This money's damn hard to earn.
11:49Dads, can you stop doing those risky jobs from now on?
11:52I've grown up.
11:54I'll get into a good university and support you.
11:57Can you find some steady, safe work?
12:00The three tough men froze on the spot at my words.
12:03A beat later,
12:04they broke down into tearful, heartfelt hugs,
12:06nodding their heads repeatedly in agreement.
12:10Two hours later,
12:12they left three black credit cards on the table
12:14before hurrying out again.
12:16The moment the apartment door closed,
12:18dad number 66 looked at the others in confusion.
12:21That's strange.
12:22Does our little girl not like
12:23that I design nuclear submarines anymore?
12:25The others looked equally bewildered.
12:27Inside the apartment,
12:28I stared at our family group chat titled
12:30We All Love Mia 109.
12:32The unread messages had already passed 999.
12:37Sweetheart, is studying wearing you out?
12:39Do you have enough money?
12:40Don't ever try to save it.
12:42Dad has plenty.
12:43My eyes grew warm.
12:44Finally, I typed a reply.
12:46I'm doing great.
12:47Don't worry about me.
12:48Take care of yourselves while you're busy working.
12:50As I watched,
12:51message after message filled with concern pour in.
12:54I silently made myself a promise.
12:56I couldn't cause my dad's any more trouble.
12:59Mia, just hold on.
13:01Once college applications are over,
13:02everything will get better.
13:03Monday morning,
13:05Street Aurelia Academy's auditorium
13:07was packed with students.
13:08I stood on the stage,
13:10mechanically reading the confession
13:11Miss Harper had written for me.
13:13Victoria sat proudly in the front row
13:15in her wheelchair,
13:16surrounded by her followers,
13:18smirking at me.
13:19Whispers spread through the audience
13:20like a swarm of insects.
13:21I heard she's dirt poor.
13:23She only got in because of a scholarship.
13:25She's obviously jealous of rich people.
13:28Look at her.
13:28Total charity case.
13:30No wonder she has no manners.
13:31Kids without proper parents
13:33always turn out like that.
13:35Every cruel word felt like another needle
13:37piercing my skin.
13:40After returning to my classroom,
13:42I quietly wiped at the red words
13:44painted across my desk with a wet wipe.
13:46Someone had spray painted
13:47charity trash,
13:49but the paint had already seeped
13:51deep into the wood grain.
13:52The harder I scrubbed,
13:53the uglier it looked,
13:55like a scar that would never disappear.
13:56I spent the entire day drowning in cruelty.
13:59When the final bell rang,
14:00I avoided the front gate
14:02and slipped toward the deserted alley
14:03behind the school.
14:04But after only a few steps,
14:06Victoria and her three followers
14:07were already waiting.
14:08She stood up from her wheelchair,
14:10rolled her ankle as if nothing had ever happened,
14:13and slowly walked toward me.
14:14Didn't you say you'd be my lackey?
14:16Why are you running off
14:17before your master leaves?
14:19I'm sorry, you didn't call me.
14:22Whether I call you or not,
14:23you should follow me like a dog.
14:25Go on, apologize again.
14:27Say, I, Mia Reed,
14:29and a worthless slut.
14:31I shouldn't have forgotten
14:32to be a dog for Miss Victoria.
14:34I bit my lip and didn't move.
14:36The torture started all over again.
14:38Freezing bottled water poured over my head.
14:41They smeared bright red lipstick
14:43all over my face.
14:44Victoria held up her phone,
14:46laughing wildly
14:47as she recorded every second.
14:50Come on, smile and say thank you,
14:52Victoria.
14:53Or I'll call the cops
14:55and let your shady dadas
14:56have a nice little chat
14:57at the police station.
14:58My mind went completely blank.
15:00She knows?
15:01My whole body trembled,
15:02my voice hoarse and broken
15:03as I repeated the words.
15:04Thank you, Victoria,
15:06for correcting me.
15:08I repeated it again and again,
15:10dozens of times.
15:11Only then did she seem satisfied.
15:13She kicked me hard
15:13before turning away.
15:17Wait for me here
15:18after school every day.
15:20You do exactly
15:21what I tell you to do.
15:23Before I slowly crouched down
15:24to gather my soaked textbooks
15:25and exam papers
15:26from the muddy ground.
15:27On a waterlogged math test paper,
15:29a bright red perfect score
15:30stared back at me,
15:31glaring and out of place.
15:32I bit down hard,
15:33desperately holding back my tears.
15:35But the moment I looked up,
15:36four or five men stood silently
15:38at the alley entrance,
15:39peering out of nowhere.
15:39At the front was Dad Roman Black.
15:41Behind him stood
15:42several of my other dads.
15:43Not one of them said a word.
15:45They simply stared at me.
15:47The air in the alley froze.
15:50Roman crouched in front of me.
15:52His rough fingers
15:52gently wiped the blood
15:53from my face.
15:54Who did this?
15:55No.
15:57I fell by accident.
15:58Dad number five bent down
16:00and picked up my math textbook
16:01from the muddy water.
16:02Fell?
16:03You call this falling?
16:06Mia, speak.
16:08One word from you
16:10and I'll turn Black Harbor
16:11upside down tonight.
16:12Can't say a word.
16:13Victor Vail has all the money
16:15and power.
16:15Victoria told me
16:16the Black Harbor police
16:17and the school board
16:18all answer to his family.
16:19The dads,
16:19they're already dangerous men.
16:21I can't get them thrown in jail
16:22because of me.
16:23Seconds ticked by
16:24Mia,
16:26remember when you were five?
16:28The fat kid from Next Street
16:30stole your candy
16:31and you cried all night
16:32when you got home?
16:33The next day,
16:34that family moved out
16:35of Black Harbor.
16:37We aren't good men,
16:39but the rule of this family is
16:40whoever touches you
16:42pays the price.
16:44The wind in the alley
16:46seemed to disappear.
16:47Surrounded by my dads,
16:49I could see the suppressed heartache
16:50and murderous fury
16:51burning fiercely
16:52in every one of their eyes.
16:53All the grievance,
16:55fear,
16:55and humiliation
16:56I'd endured these days
16:57finally shattered
16:58my last thread
16:58of self-control.
17:01Dad!
17:02It was Victoria.
17:03Her dad is Victor Vail,
17:05the energy and mining tycoon.
17:07She said Black Harbor
17:08belongs to her family.
17:10She's been bullying me
17:11every day.
17:12She even filmed a video
17:13of me today.
17:16Some low-road mining magnate
17:19and he's got the audacity?
17:20That bastard Victor Vail,
17:22we're the ones who put him
17:24on his feet in the first place.
17:25He's crossed every line!
17:27How dare he lay a hand
17:28on our Mia!
17:30The dads erupted
17:31one after another.
17:32Their furious voices
17:33echoed through the alley.
17:35Roman gently patted my back.
17:36Then he pulled out his phone
17:38and dialed a number.
17:39His voice was colder than ice.
17:41Notify everyone.
17:42Drop whatever you're doing.
17:44I want every brother back
17:46in Black Harbor
17:46within one hour.
17:51Our daughter has been bullied.
17:53The next morning,
17:54Roman told me to go to school
17:56as usual.
17:57I nodded and walked alone
17:58towards Street Aurelia Academy.
18:00Just as expected,
18:01Victoria was already waiting
18:03outside the front gate
18:04beside her flashy luxury car.
18:06Well, isn't this the girl
18:08who got on stage yesterday
18:09to apologize to me?
18:10Before she could finish,
18:12I walked right past her
18:13as though she didn't even exist.
18:15Victoria froze.
18:16Then her face twisted
18:17with rage.
18:18She rushed over
18:19and grabbed my backpack.
18:20Mia Reid,
18:21did I say you could leave?
18:23It looks like yesterday's lesson
18:24didn't stick.
18:25She raised her hand
18:26to slap me.
18:27But then I remembered
18:28what Roman had told me
18:29the night before.
18:30For the first time,
18:32I wasn't afraid.
18:33I caught her wrist
18:34tightly in midair.
18:35I said,
18:36let go.
18:38You little bitch!
18:40Victor Vale stormed
18:41out of the car.
18:42He shoved me violently.
18:44My back slammed
18:45into the school's stone wall.
18:46You worthless charity ape!
18:48How dare you fight back!
18:50I'll destroy you today!
18:52Then,
18:53a convoy of black armored SUVs
18:55rolled into the street.
18:57One after another,
18:58they completely sealed off the road
19:00leading to the school.
19:01Dozens of reporters
19:02flooded in with cameras.
19:04Camera flashes exploded everywhere.
19:06All 108 men
19:08in tailored black suits
19:09stepped out of the convoy.
19:10They formed an impenetrable wall
19:12around Victor Vale,
19:14surrounding him
19:15from every direction.
19:16The next second,
19:18108 voices thundered
19:20through the entrance
19:20of Street Aurelia Academy.
19:22If you lay one more finger
19:24on our daughter,
19:25just try it!
19:28Victor Vale's hand froze
19:30where it clutched my collar.
19:31The anger vanished
19:32from his face.
19:33Only shock and fear remained.
19:34I looked at the 108 men
19:37standing before me.
19:38Some were impeccably dressed
19:39business leaders
19:40with commanding presence.
19:42Some still wore the tattoos
19:43and scars of the dangerous lives
19:45they'd once lived.
19:46Others stood in immaculate
19:47military uniforms.
19:49Their polished insignia
19:50gleamed in the morning sun.
19:51Not one of them spoke.
19:53Their eyes alone felt like
19:54108 blades,
19:56all fixed on Victor Vale.
19:58Roman slowly stepped forward.
20:00Each step he took,
20:02Victor instinctively stumbled
20:04one step backward.
20:05Mr. Vale,
20:07you work in mining, correct?
20:09His voice was calm and soft,
20:11yet Victor visibly shuddered.
20:13Dad number five
20:14let out a cold laugh.
20:16You mean Vale Energy?
20:18The company under investigation
20:19for illegal rare earth mining
20:21and a mountain of safety violations?
20:23And last year,
20:24you concealed three fatal
20:26mining accidents.
20:28The families of deceased workers
20:29each received less than
20:31$30,000 in compensation.
20:33Victor's face
20:34instantly drained of color.
20:37How?
20:38How do you know all that?
20:42Roman didn't answer.
20:44Instead,
20:45he turned toward me.
20:46His rough fingertips
20:47gently brushed my swollen cheek.
20:49Does it still hurt?
20:51I shook my head desperately,
20:53but the tears still rolled down my face.
20:56Roman stepped in front of me,
20:58shielding me with his body.
20:59When he looked back at Victor,
21:01his eyes were as cold as arctic ice.
21:03Your daughter forced my little girl
21:05to apologize in front of the whole school?
21:07She pushed my daughter down the stairs?
21:10Dad number five suddenly laughed.
21:12He pulled out his phone
21:13and tapped on a video.
21:14The screen immediately showed
21:15the original footage
21:16from the girls' restroom.
21:17Victoria's arrogant sneers,
21:19the freezing water being poured over me,
21:21my uniform being torn apart.
21:23Victor stood frozen,
21:25mouth agape,
21:26unable to utter a single word.
21:27Just then,
21:29Miss Harper rushed out of the school gates.
21:31Gentlemen,
21:32it's all Mia's fault.
21:34She's repeatedly defiant
21:35and unrepentant.
21:37Mrs. Harper,
21:38last year you accepted
21:39$200,000 educational donation
21:42from the Vail family.
21:43You changed Victoria's final grades
21:45and buried two formal bullying complaints.
21:47Would you like me to play
21:48the bank records
21:48or the audio recordings first?
21:52The color instantly drained
21:53from Miss Harper's face.
21:55First,
21:55before noon today,
21:56you and your daughter
21:57will publicly apologize
21:58to my little girl.
22:00Whatever humiliation you forced on her,
22:02you'll repay it tenfold, beckoned.
22:04Mrs. Harper,
22:05you can resign on your own,
22:07or I can make sure
22:08your reputation is destroyed
22:09and that you never work
22:11in education again.
22:13Third,
22:14his gaze fell back on me.
22:16It softened immediately.
22:17Mia,
22:18from today onward,
22:20if anyone dares touch
22:21a single hair on your head,
22:23your dads will make sure
22:24they disappear
22:25from Black Harbor forever.
22:26The moment he finished speaking,
22:28three black government SUVs
22:30pulled up outside the school.
22:32Several federal investigators
22:34stepped out.
22:35Their expressions were stern.
22:37They walked directly
22:38toward one of my dads
22:39in military uniform.
22:41The lead investigator saluted him.
22:43Sir,
22:44regarding Vail Energy's
22:45illegal activities
22:46has been delivered
22:46to the Department of Justice,
22:48the Environmental Protection Agency,
22:50and the Internal Revenue Service.
22:53Miss Harper's legs
22:55gave out beneath her.
22:56She collapsed onto the pavement.
22:59Roman's broad hand
23:00rested protectively
23:01on my shoulder,
23:02shielding me
23:02from every curious stare.
23:04Not one of my dads
23:05said another word.
23:06They simply surrounded me
23:08and escorted me
23:09through the silent crowd.
23:13Dadno55 and Dadno32
23:15were already inside.
23:17The car pulled away smoothly.
23:20Dadno55 answered a phone call.
23:22His voice was icy.
23:24Yes.
23:25Freeze every account
23:26owned by the Vail family.
23:28Don't let a single dollar leave.
23:30Pollution levels
23:31at the mining sites
23:32exceed federal limits.
23:33Excellent.
23:34Leak the full story
23:35to the biggest media outlets.
23:36let them dig deep.
23:37The State Board of Education
23:39has already been notified.
23:40Harper's teaching license
23:41will be revolted.
23:42She'll never work
23:42in education again.
23:43Listening to command
23:44after command
23:45that could overturn
23:46people's lives,
23:47I finally couldn't
23:48hold back anymore.
23:49Dad,
23:51what do you all
23:52actually do?
23:53When we got home,
23:54our tiny apartment
23:55was packed wall-to-wall.
23:56All 108 dads.
23:59Not a single one
24:00was missing.
24:01The living room
24:02was so crowded
24:02there was barely
24:03any space to stand.
24:05Roman guided me
24:06to the only sofa,
24:08then pointed
24:09toward dad number three.
24:10Your third dad
24:11serves as special
24:12legal counsel
24:13to the federal
24:13Supreme Court.
24:15He's also a member
24:16of the Juvenile
24:16Justice Reform Commission.
24:18Your fifth dad
24:20is a special
24:21operations commander
24:22for the Eastern
24:22Defense Command.
24:25Your 78th dad
24:26owns the largest
24:27casino in Las Vegas.
24:29Completely legal.
24:32And your 108th dad,
24:34we can't tell you
24:35much about him.
24:36After earning
24:37a second chance,
24:38he now works
24:39with the Department
24:39of Homeland Security.
24:41My brain
24:42completely stopped working.
24:43Mia, the truth is
24:44our family went
24:44legitimate eight years ago.
24:46Your dad, Roman,
24:47was afraid you'd
24:47grow up spoiled,
24:48so he made all of us
24:49pretend to live modestly.
24:50He kept saying
24:51hard-working kids
24:52build stronger character.
24:53We left before dawn
24:54and came home
24:55late every night
24:55because your dad, Roman,
24:57forced us to attend
24:57night school
24:58and earn formal degrees.
24:59No diploma,
25:00no dinner.
25:01And the blood
25:01on our clothes?
25:02That was just us
25:03helping out
25:03at your 77th chain
25:04of butcher shops
25:05during grand openings.
25:06When we first found you,
25:07we were all living
25:08dangerous lives.
25:09But the moment
25:10you called us dad,
25:11every one of us
25:11wanted to become
25:12better men.
25:13Over the years,
25:14those who ran smuggling
25:14shifted to legitimate
25:15import and export trade.
25:17Our underground funds
25:18were reinvested
25:19to become major
25:19bank shareholder.
25:20Every casino now holds
25:21full legal state licensing.
25:23Going legit
25:24is way harder
25:25than breaking the law.
25:26You have to pay taxes,
25:28follow regulations,
25:29and survive
25:30endless audits.
25:32I felt my eyes sting.
25:33But you always talked
25:35about doing dirty work?
25:36Nothing dirty at all?
25:37Take a look.
25:38This is the list
25:38of everything
25:39that belongs to you.
25:40Starting the day
25:40you were born,
25:41every single one of us
25:42deposited funds
25:42into your trust fund
25:43on every birthday.
25:44Right now,
25:45your personal trust fund
25:46is worth about this much.
25:49I opened the first page.
25:51Staring at the endless
25:52string of zeros,
25:53my hands shook so badly
25:54I nearly dropped
25:55the entire file.
25:56We planned to tell you
25:58everything after you
25:59finished your college
26:00applications and became
26:01an adult.
26:02But now someone dared
26:03hurt our precious girl.
26:05We can't keep hiding
26:07the truth anymore.
26:08Mia,
26:09from today on,
26:10you never have to endure
26:11anyone's cruelty.
26:13If the sky falls,
26:15your 108 dads
26:16will hold it up for you.
26:18Just then,
26:19the doorbell rang.
26:20Dad No 93
26:22opened the door.
26:23Standing outside
26:24were Victoria
26:24and Victor Vale.
26:26Both of them
26:26were trembling.
26:28Their arms were loaded
26:29with expensive gift boxes.
26:31Victor and Victoria
26:32looked like two plucked chickens
26:33standing stiffly
26:34on the doorstep.
26:35Without a word,
26:36Dad No 93
26:37stepped aside
26:37and let them in.
26:38The moment they
26:39entered the living room,
26:40more than a hundred
26:41pairs of eyes
26:42locked onto them,
26:43each stare felt like a blade.
26:45Victor's legs trembled
26:46so badly
26:46he could barely
26:47remain standing.
26:48Victoria's face
26:49was completely drained
26:50of color.
26:51The gift boxes
26:52slipped from her hands
26:53and crashed onto the floor.
26:54Without the slightest hesitation,
26:56she dropped
26:57straight to her knees.