.
Tanya held his hand. âThis is not your fault. Itâs my fault. I said nothing and hid everythingâ¦.. I blamed myself for believing Jillâs words back then and going abroad. When I found out I was pregnant, I forced myself to give birth, but I didnât have the ability to protect the childâ¦â
As she spoke, her voice cracked with tears. âThatâs why I canât let my daughter live under his shadow forever. I want my daughter to know that the people who have done bad things to her will pay the price.â
Big tears rolled down her cheeks again.
Joel, however, seemed determined. He stood up suddenly. âTanya, you donât have to hide it for me. I know you love me, but thereâs really no need for you to be so sillyâ¦besides, you couldnât have bought that medicine by yourself!â
Tanya bit her lip.
Yes, ordinary people couldnât buy that drug, but what about the Smithsâ future wife?
She had used Joelâs name to buy that medicine!
gⱯlnÏνððsâ¤com, the heart of storytelling She cried and said, âIâve already admitted my crime! Mia canât live without her father! Joel, if you still have feelings for me, donât be an idiot right now!â.
Joel was not silent and just said, âMia is a child. She needs her mother more.â
Nora watched as the two argued. She was still digesting the news she had just received.
She hadnât expected Mia to be treated like this. Not to mention Tanya, even she couldnât accept it. If something like that happened to Cherryâ¦.
Not to mention the insertion of a drug, she would immediately shoot Hillary with a gun until she turned her into meat paste!
While she was also feeling angry, these two people were going back and forth. They were both going to take the blame. Nora could only abandon all her senses.
Now, Tanya and Joel were angry about Miaâs affair. The two had no rationality to speak of, so they didnât realize there was a problem with Tanyaâs story. She interrupted the two.
âErm, donât fight about it. That medicine is not deadly.â
When she said this, Tanya and Joelâs voices stopped.
The lawyer sighed. âYes, this stuff is poison, but it wonât kill her. However, the coronerâs conclusion is that Hillaryâs body was weak. She died because she was injected with this stuff.â
Tanya smiled bitterly. âOf course, I knew it wouldnât kill her! Even though I lost my rationality back then, I knew Mia still needed me! I couldnât let some scum ruin my life! So I searched the internet for something that could cause pain but not killâ¦. I didnât expect her to die.â
As angry as Tanya was, she would never leave Mia alone again. However, she couldnât swallow her anger. Therefore, she chose to compromise.
She had punished Hillary in a sure way.
She never expected that the medicine, which only acted on the nerves and did not harm the human body, would take Hillaryâs life!
Tanya replied, âPainful but not fatal.â
The lawyer let out a sigh of relief. âHow nice! We can use this for a counterargument! It can prove that you didnât intend to commit murder! It was an accidental murder! Plus the fact that you have a daughter! I think the judge will have mercy!â
Joel was quick to ask, âHow lenient can the judge be?â
The lawyer looked at Joel. âMr. Smith, if it was you who had done it, then it would have been an intentional murder. Therefore, only Miss Tanya could use this counterargument. Also since it was not intentional, and because Hillaryâs actions were too hateful, the judge will take pity on Miss Tanya. I am sure Ms. Tanya will only be sentenced to three years at most.â
When Tanya heard this, she looked at Joel. âWait for me. Iâll see you in three years.â
Joel pursed his lips and suddenly said, âIâll give you a big wedding in three years.â
Tanyaâs eyes turned red. âForget it. If you marry a woman whoâs been in jail, theyâll laugh at you.â
âIâm not afraid of being laughed at. I just feel so worthless.â Joel clenched his fists. âTanya, Iâm sorry.â
It was the end of visiting hour. Nora and Joel got up and left with their lawyers.
As soon as they left the room, Joel looked at the lawyer. âIf I had purposely tried to murder her to avenge my daughter, how much time would I be sentenced to?â
The lawyer was stunned, but seeing that Joel was serious, he calculated in his heart and said, â10 years.â
Joel smiled, âOkay, thatâs the plan.â
The lawyer was perplexed. âMr. Smith, itâs 10 years! It will only be three years for Miss Tanya!â.
Joel lowered his eyes. âDo as I say.â
Heâd rather do 10 years in jail than let Tanya suffer another three years.
The lawyer turned instantly bitter and vindictive. He simply looked at Nora. âMiss Smith, please persuade Mr. Smith!â
Nora was deep in thought and did not listen to him at all. She only reacted when the lawyer tugged on her sleeve. âWhat?â
The lawyer could only repeat Joelâs decision.
However, Joel, who was standing next to her, was sensing Noraâs abnormality. He frowned and asked suddenly, âNora, does anything seem odd to you?â
Nora nodded. âIâve been thinking about it â could Hillary really die if she were injected with five milliliters of Benzoplatin? As far as I know, Benzoplatin only affects the nerves and makes people feel pain, but itâs harmless to the body.â
Joel didnât know about medicine, so he didnât suspect anything when he heard about this drug.
However, after Nora said that, he frowned suddenly. âYou meanâ¦â
Nora shook her head. âIâm not sure either, but I still think we should go look at the corpse.â
Joel nodded immediately.
He looked at the lawyer.
The lawyer understood something, too. He hurried to find someone and asked to see the corpse.
When the official heard this request, he did not refuse. He picked up the phone and called the morgue. However, when the call connected, he was stunned. âWhat, has she already been sent to the crematorium?â.
When he said this, the three present were stunned.
Nora and Joel exclaimed at the same time, âOh, no!â.
Before arriving at the police station, neither of them had expected the corpse to be dealt with so quickly, so they didnât think to protect it at all.
After all, she was already dead!
They werenât professional criminals, after all â they had missed this!!!!
Joel rushed to the phone and asked, âWhen was she sent?â.
The person was stunned. âHalf an hour agoâ¦â
After Tanya admitted it, this case was basically set in stone. So, corpse handling was also within the rules! Joel and Nora looked at each other. Without a word, they ran out the door. Nora jumped into the driverâs seat and said to Joel, âHold on tight!â.
As soon as she said that, the car sped off!
Joel was already making a call, but the vehicle carrying the corpse had already arrived at the crematorium. The corpse had entered and the door was closed!
When corpses were burned at high temperatures, once they went into the furnace, they could not be taken out again!
Because it was impossible to stop halfway.
So⦠It was too late!
They were one step too late!!!!
If the corpse was incinerated, there was no possibility of reversing the situation!
.
.
.
Comments(0)
Join the discussion — sign in to leave a comment
Sign In to CommentNo comments yet. Be the first to share your thoughts!