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My Brother Bragged “I’m The New Partner”—I Bought The Company And Said “Actually, You’re Fired”...

#RevengeStories #RevengeStory #SundayDramaStories My mother threw an apron at me so I wouldn't ruin the feng shui of their million-dollar signing, while my father adjusted the silk tie of my fraudster brother. They see a failure working for pennies, but they don't realize this building and the partner chair he craves have belonged to me for forty-eight hours. Today is not his coronation. It is simply the day I take out the trash. Thank you so much for spending your time with me and listening all the way to the end. I truly appreciate you being here—your support means more than you know, and I hope this story gave you something to think about, feel, and take with you. If you enjoy real-life family drama with a positive twist, you’re going to love the Revenge Stories we share on this channel. So please subscribe to Sunday Drama Stories, hit like, and drop a comment—tell me what you would’ve done in this situation or what lesson stood out to you the most. And don’t forget to tap the hype button so this episode can reach more people who relate to stories like yours. Every like, comment, and hype helps push these Revenge Stories to a bigger audience—and it helps this community keep growing. Thanks again for watching, and I’ll see you in the next one. Disclaimer: All stories and characters featured in this video are fictional. While the plot may be inspired by situations and details people share on social media platforms, the storyline has been developed for creative purposes and does not depict real individuals or real events. This content is made solely for entertainment and educational discussion. It is not advice, and it does not encourage or promote copying any actions, decisions, or behavior shown in the story. Please use your own judgment and always choose safe, respectful, and lawful ways to handle real-life situations.