You were dejected that you had done something so stupid as to sign something that Rebecca had handed you and you couldn't even escape her fingers to maybe hide away somewhere. She plopped you down into her drivers seat and got in on top of you before starting the car. Unbeknownst to you Sarah had been coming to visit you from upstairs and heard everything and so she got in her car and headed to the C.T.C. building as well just a breath behind.
There was a bit of a delay for her since she had to start a minute or two behind she caught lights that Rebecca wasn't caught in and thus you arrived first to the building with your bully and would be owner who started chatting up the workers while they looked over the paperwork when Sarah burst through the door.
"Stop right there!" She shouted dramatically causing everyone to look at her like she was crazy. She straitened up and marched over to Rebecca and the clerk. "This is completely illegitimate, She tricked him. My brother wouldn't sign himself over to her in a million years." Sarah had a fire you had rarely seen in her as you were not quite reformed on the table. The clerk raised an eyebrow and flicked through the papers again.
"I'm sorry but everything seems to be correct on this end, I'm not sure what you want from me." The girl just shrugged and turned to Rebecca as if she wanted her to either admit it or deny.
"Of course they are the right papers, I just had him sign them this morning." She lied as easily as she breathed and you lost hope once again but Sarah had a determined furious look before a lightbulb seemed to go off in her head.
"Yes but it's not supposed to be for YOU, my sweet little brother was gifting himself to me as a wedding present after I got engaged. I hire a lawyer to do the paperwork right and I find you trying to steal him out from under me!?" She stamped her foot, now you couldn't comment on it but in your opinion she brilliantly turned things around on Rebecca in this moment. "I'll tell everyone you know, your law career is sunk if you faked any part of it and I'll make sure everyone knows too. But I'm willing to forgive you if you correct the record for this nice C.T.C. worker."
Rebecca was actually shocked, she had thought of pretty much everything to insure you'd be hers but she didn't expect such a thing to come from someone that was trying to save you. "Y-you, That's not true at all, that twerp hates to be-" She cut herself off before saying the obvious outloud because the C.T.C. lady was now staring at them and Rebecca's cool was totally broken. You had reformed at this point but then the giant stack of papers squashed you under it as the worker dropped them right on you.
"Hey, you're making a scene. Cut it out and let me get this little guy settled where he wants to be. We have a procedure for things like this, and if you can't solve your issues without arguing and choosing I'll have to ban the both of you from being 'Donners' (a slang term for the owners of a tiny's exclusive rights).
Sarah and Rebecca looked at each other and...
1. Rebecca relents which has you assigned as your caring Sister's property
2. Sarah Compromises and they have dual ownership, Rachel gets you on the weekend... not your favorite compromise ever.
3. Continue arguing and are kicked out of the C.T.C... but you've still got valid paperwork and no 'Donner' so you're put on Auction
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