Only when Rafael heard Gerald's perspective did he remember that he had indeed stripped Minerva of her authority over his company and the Briley's resources to prevent her from bullying and threatening others like she had done to Hera. But now, he wondered if his actions had unintentionally driven her to commit even worse deeds.
If that was the case, had he pushed his sister to this point by cornering her? This realization sent Rafael into a spiral of guilt, anger, concern, and helplessness. Despite his attempts to do what he thought was best for his sister, it felt like years of neglecting to correct her behavior were now coming back to bite him in the ass like a bitch.
