Victoria had always loved her bright yellow house—the color her late husband had chosen. But her new neighbors hated it.
They complained to police and the city, tried to force her to repaint it, and even sued her. Every attempt failed.
Then Victoria left town for two weeks.
When she returned, she was shocked: her yellow house had been painted gray.
The neighbors had hired a painting company, falsely claiming the house was theirs. The company had a work order and had no idea they were being deceived.
Victoria took the matter to court. The painters testified, exposing what the neighbors had done.
In the end, the couple was found responsible for fraud and vandalism and ordered to pay the costs and restore Victoria’s house to yellow.
Victoria had the last word:
“I will be when my house is YELLOW again!”