You Stole My Home, Not My Name

There is a birthday party at the Sullivan house in Grandia, and the woman being celebrated as Mrs. Sullivan used to be the family's housekeeper. Evelyn Sullivan's mother is in the same house with the name of a mistress on her, and she has been beaten for it. Evelyn's father and her three older brothers stand with the housekeeper and with the housekeeper's daughter. The Sullivan name and the Sullivan estate came down through Evelyn's mother. The father married in. Evelyn is the one legitimate heir the family has. She puts herself beside her mother in front of the guests, lays out what the housekeeper and her daughter actually are, and has the pair of them put out of the estate. Everyone who had taken a place in that house that was never theirs is punished for it.