The Share Dispute
Jean, disguised as her deceased sister Evie, confronts her brother-in-law about his plan to take over the company shares, hinting at the danger he poses and her suspicions about Evie's murder.Will Jean succeed in exposing her brother-in-law's ulterior motives before it's too late?
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