Chapter 1055: Chapter 1055

Chapter 1055:

“Doctor—” Eileen began.

“You don’t need to bother with me. I won’t tell you anything,” Miranda interjected as she got to her feet, ready to leave.

But the moment she saw the men in suits surrounding her, she froze.

“Do you want to force me to stay here? That’s against the law!” she yelled at Eileen.

“I think there’s been a misunderstanding. You’re the one who has broken the law,” Eileen replied calmly. “These men are police officers. In light of today’s discoveries, I’ve compiled proof of Jaliyah’s fake pregnancy and initiated legal action. You’re also implicated in this since you issued the fake report for her. Your career as a doctor is over.”

Miranda’s eyes widened in disbelief. “That is impossible! How could you have known that Jaliyah faked her pregnancy? You’re lying to me!”

Eileen raised an eyebrow. “The only reason I brought these officers here is because I felt sorry for you and wanted to give you a chance to redeem yourself. Jaliyah admitted that the fake pregnancy was your idea and that the only reason she went through with it was because you promised to cover for her.”

“I don’t believe you!” Miranda retorted angrily. But beneath her defiant exterior, her trust in her best friend began to crumble.

They had been friends for many years, so her trust in Jaliyah had always been unquestionable.

However, that was before the incident. Now, after the incident… she believed it was possible that Jaliyah would betray her.

gαℓησν𝒆𝓁s․cо𝗺, your storytelling home “I’m ruthless when it comes to getting what I want. I won’t let you off the hook, but my ultimate goal is to make Jaliyah suffer even more,” Eileen’s words cut deep, shattering the last vestiges of trust Miranda had in Jaliyah.

“Despite her betrayal, you still regard her as a friend? Then I must admit, you’re unlucky, but your deceit is inexcusable. And as for the pregnant woman who offered the samples for Jaliyah, she will also face the consequences.”

After seeing Jaliyah that day, Eileen had pieced everything together—Jaliyah had found two friends to cover for her and fake her pregnancy.

Hearing Eileen’s words, Miranda became convinced that Jaliyah’s secret had truly been exposed. If Jaliyah’s secret were still safe, then Eileen wouldn’t have known about her pregnant friend.

“This is your last opportunity to come clean,” Eileen said. “Tell the police the truth, and you might receive a more lenient sentence. Otherwise, you’ll be held fully accountable as the mastermind behind this.” With her arms folded, Eileen reclined against the sofa, awaiting a response.

But Miranda cast a wary glance over her shoulder before turning back. “Do you honestly believe I’m that gullible? Who do you think you are, summoning the police at your whim? I don’t believe you.”

Eileen’s eyes glinted with mischief as she spoke. “I have the money to do the things I want, Miranda. Leave right now if you doubt it—go see how quickly they’ll arrest you.”

Miranda blinked, taken aback. She had never witnessed such a blatant power play before. Her experience with wealthy circles was limited.

In her mind, the rich operated by their own complex rules, wielding ultimate authority.

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