Become the Richest Woman After Divorce

Chapter 56: Still in Shock

Sophia thought for a moment, then nodded.

Pierce had someone bring over a copy of the recent surveillance directly, and they were waiting in a nearby rest area.

Sophia’s gaze occasionally drifted towards Bianca’s room.

A noise came from the stairwell.

Six doctors and nurses came over for a routine check–up and medication change.

They went in together, and came out together.

After leaving, within less than twenty seconds, a nurse hurriedly ran back and said to the bodyguard:

“The medicine just fell down, I’ll go in and get it.”

The bodyguard didn’t think too much and just opened the room.

However, Sophia quickly noticed that something was wrong.

The nurse who just left was clearly around twenty years old, but the one who just went in sounded like she was around forty.

She abruptly stood up, her face turning extremely unsightly:

“It was her, the person who entered was not a nurse.”

As soon as the words fell, Pierce dashed into the sickroom.

The bodyguard also kicked the door open in an instant.

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He watched as the “nurse” had already removed the tubes from Bianca’s body and was now holding a pillow over her face.

Pierce’s gaze was fierce, and he suddenly walked over and kicked someone down.

The things around had fallen all over the ground.

The “nurse” looked over in terror, her eyes filled with panic as she began to scream.

Sophia hastily sent someone to call the doctor, she noticed that Bianca’s complexion was off, her lips were somewhat purple.

Pierce rolled up his sleeves with a stern expression, his face cold and frosty:

“Who were you?”

His voice was deep and chilling.

The nurse’s chest heaved in panic. She bit her lip, not uttering a word, just continuously backing away until she was on the balcony, leaning against the railing.

Occasionally looked down.

The air outside carried a chill.

Pierce was shrouded in a layer of gloom and coldness, pressing on relentlessly.

The bodyguards nearby also tightly surrounded the entrance, leaving no possibility of escape.

the next second.

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suddenly leaped off

changed, and he ran over.

saw that woman deftly and decisively jump onto the balcony below, and then she barged into the ward downstairs.

somewhat familiar scream from another woman echoed

Emelia’s

then he quickly chased after with

not pursuing further.

ward below, he saw

them were

on the bed crying, greatly frightened.

had forcefully pushed the “nurse” to the edge of the balcony railing.

“Pierce saved me…”

“nurse” took off her mask, the mole on her face was

tone lowered into a gloom:

“Was it you?”

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person who escaped from his hands.

the mole sneered, turned around and jumped over the

spoke in a somber tone,

“Emelia, grab her-”

pale as she hesitantly approached

expected to be caught by Pierce. She was contemplating how to jump down, as the floor below had

was more below, but it

didn’t want to jump anymore.

give

the black mole looked at Emelia, her tone urgent:

die, I was

“Mom” could even leave her lips, she let out a terrible scream and

it heavily hit her heart.

of the sea, the sensation of falling and suffocating tightly entwined around

outstretched hand trembled slightly, her face was pale, she looked back in embarrassment, her lips were

wanted to catch her, but I couldn’t, Pierce, I…I

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as if she could faint

his face as cold as ice, his gaze bleak and

died, her body covered in blood, with no possibility of

instant, quite a few people gathered around

had been exhausted, and she

sure if it was out

away

someone secure

but the evidence was irrefutable that she was the murderer who hit someone with her car. Even in

Sophia’s

alone why she would harm the elderly man to the point of death!

How could one uncover the motives

doctor had already arrived to

elevator, which had originally lost power, suddenly come back on, and she felt a momentary

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to the stairwell

floor, he saw Pierce standing in the stairwell,

and indifferent, as if covered with a layer of frost that no one could see through.