Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 1323 Angry Citizens

The next day, a huge crowd gathered outside the courthouse to witness the trial.

Many media reporters were conducting interviews, and people demanded severe punishment for the Chandler family. It seemed that Byron had angered the citizens of Gerby.

As the car waited to enter the courthouse, I overheard an elderly citizen being interviewed. He passionately said, "Byron is insane, and he does not even spare his own daughter. What kind of person is he?"

Upon hearing this, I couldn't help but glance at Beatrice. Her face remained pale, and she appeared calm. Sensing me looking at her, she clasped my hand with her cold one.

The powerful voice from outside continued, "Mr. Elijah, the ex-CEO of Keller's Dairy, was a remarkable person. He's our pride in Gerby!"

The old man was indignant, and his words garnered approval from the surrounding crowd.

"I'm 60 this year, and I've been drinking the milk produced by his company for decades. This esteemed man, who has safeguarded the health of Gerby residents for so long, has suffered such cruelty. How can we not be outraged?" "That's right. After Byron took over, the quality of milk declined."

"It's true. And this family is so arrogant as if they run this place."

chimed in with complaints

Dairy is not only well-known here, but is sold nationwide and exported

the reporters. "Do you know why

The reporter asked, "Why?"

affected. Mr. Elijah ordered the milk produced that day to be

They're just children. How dare they poison two innocent kids like

due to Mr.

The truth will come to light one day. This scum must be sentenced to death, or the people of Gerby will never

with the Chandlers shouldn't be spared. All of us are

recklessly, from murder to extortion. He targets anyone he dislikes! What

seek justice for Mr. Elijah and make

had limited seating, so not everyone could get in, but that didn't stop the crowd

of the courthouse had already been closed off, as too many people

the courthouse were already on, playing

was directed by traffic police into