I'm Reclaiming What's Mine

Clara comes out of prison after three years and nobody from the Sinclair family is at the gate. They are at home celebrating Yasmin's birthday. Clara is the Sinclairs' daughter by birth. A nanny switched the two babies, and Clara grew up poor in the countryside while Yasmin was raised as the heiress. When the family finally found Clara, Yasmin killed her own birth parents to keep where she came from hidden, then pushed the Sinclairs into making Clara take the blame. The three years inside were full of bullying. Clara decides to take back everything that is hers. Yasmin plays the innocent and the family sides with her, so Clara answers her in the same coin, catches her out in front of people more than once, and does not back away from open fights. Her father feels guilty over what happened and begins to stand up for her, and Clara uses that opening to work her way toward control of the company. When Yasmin, her friends and her fiancé gang up on Clara, Clara exposes on the spot that Yasmin is not a Sinclair, takes the matter to the police station and makes them apologize, and comes away with something that benefits her father too. He starts to see her differently. She asks him for a large living allowance and puts it toward getting Sinclair shares. At an archery competition she meets the head of the chamber of commerce, her father is pleased, and Yasmin's future mother-in-law decides she would rather have Clara for the match. Clara has no interest in Yasmin's fiancé, but she goes after the engagement so that Yasmin will lose it. Then a man who has waited three years for Clara turns up at the house. Yasmin runs into him and accuses him of stealing and selling company secrets. Clara lets the accusation run until her father finds out the man is someone the Sinclairs cannot afford to cross, and Yasmin falls out of favour with the family.