Become the Richest Woman After Divorce

Chapter 50: The Evidence Was Gone

Pierce’s face was somber, his gaze deep and dark, and the hand holding the apple paused slightly.

It seemed that there was a hint of reluctance gathered between her eyebrows.

Sophia stared at the two people in front of her and chuckled lightly:

“Could you please go out and talk? Just looking at you guys was already quite a downer.”

Pierce gave her a profound look, his thin lips tightly pressed together, then he stood up.

He reached out to adjust the blanket for Sophia, and wanted to casually brush her hair, but Sophia turned her head away to avoid him.

She was somewhat repulsed by his approach.

The corner of his mouth stiffened, he stood up nonchalantly, his voice steady:

“Wait for me a moment, I will be right back.”

Although Luke was not Darion’s son, he couldn’t possibly abandon him. His existence might have been valuable in finding the real Luke.

Emelia glanced at the blood–stained dagger in the transparent bag on the table, her eyes flickering slightly, finally revealing a hint of nervousness deep within her.

The hysterical voice of my mother still echoed in my ears:

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“Go destroy the dagger, it’s evidence. If I get caught, you won’t be able to escape either!”

She couldn’t be caught!

Pierce left.

Sophia also got out of bed, she originally just intended to rest a bit, not planning to be hospitalized.

Marilyn used to support her, carefully avoiding her arm.

Emelia, however, stood there without leaving, looking at Sophia with no particular expression on her face:

“I heard Ms. Cruise was in danger, what a pity, it was just a superficial injury.”

As soon as the words were spoken.

Marilyn looked at her and spoke without any hesitation:

“Could you speak or not? If you couldn’t, then shut up and play dumb. You were acting like a pure lotus just now, what are you pretending to be a big bad wolf for now?”

The intern who had just graduated still carried an unpolished

sharpness about them. Their straightforward way of speaking was refreshing to hear.

Sophia raised an eyebrow, let out a cold laugh, but didn’t seem too angry.

Emelia wished her dead, Sophia knew it well. Her eyes were filled with coldness as she looked at her, a smile that wasn’t quite a smile on her face as she began to speak:

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your mouth always

beg for mercy, because she would not soften her

then left the room with Marilyn.

It was

and couldn’t help but call

phone and went to the balcony to answer

Emelia also left.

came back very

the discharge procedures, and

when they happened

Let me walk you out.”

originally intended to persuade her to stay here for a few

the hotel were much better than here, and it was also very convenient for him to

gave him a

lot of people here, I wouldn’t dare to bother Mr. Clement: I’ve already called the police, they will be here soon. You should

walked towards the direction of

in intending

as ice, looking extremely upset, the dagger in his

restrained and controlled;

fingerprints on it were

three people outside the elevator were taken

could something that had always been in the room have its

the evidence was gone, and so was the hope

Marilyn suddenly remembered:

a

“Emelia?”

was slightly shocked,

recent reaction, he

speak with an indifferent tone:

been the three of us, there would have been no need to

her a look with

tightened, and then

drinking water there, her heart still pounding, when she heard the door being slammed

She was startled.

“Pierce?”

was a

the dagger on the table, his tone

you who did

did I

quickly hid her nervousness, standing there

face was taut with tension, his voice

with alcohol, there was surveillance in that room, won’t you admit

and white. In the end, she tugged at the corner of her mouth, her voice as

was me,” I said. “I heard from the nurse that disinfecting with alcohol would make it cleaner. The knife was so dirty, I just wanted to help clean

instantly, his voice cold and

told you to meddle, do you have

his eyes tinted with severity,

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his entire