Can’t Win Me Back by Ginger Sue

"It's fine if you say that. The deceased fell to her death. Even though my client was at the scene, there is no one who can prove that my client has anything to do with the victim's death."

Upon saying that, Simon looked at Steven with a serious look. "Judge Lynch, the witness whom the plaintiff's attorney summoned, is in no way a direct witness in this case.

"Moreover, the witness vanished for 20 years before coming out to give her statement. It has been 20 years. Wouldn't her memory already be fuzzy? Might she have colluded with someone else in secret? Her statement is unreliable!"

There was pin-drop silence in the room. Furious, everyone looked toward Simon's despicable-looking side profile.

Sophia hung her head low. She was trying her best to control her facial expressions, so much so that the muscles on her face were beginning to spasm.

She was terrified. She was worried that she'd suddenly lose control and burst out laughing.

She thought to herself, "Anne, you bitch! You couldn't even beat me while you were alive. Did you think that you'd be able to win after you died? What a joke!"

dead end. Sean's eyes were bloodshot with fury. He sat back down,

should've sent someone to the detention center in the first place. Then, have them strangle her in there, just like how David was dealt with. Or, they should just dunk her head in

Simon's breath stinks like shit! I wasn't cruel

and sighed, "It is too easy to get rid of someone. If this continues, no one in the world would ever know the truth

would also never regret his heartlessness and foolishness,"

frigidly, "Now that it has come to this, Jasper no longer cares what Javier thinks. Javier didn't even bother to ensure that his beloved wife's

murderer for 20 years. What do you think he'd do even if he knew the truth? He's such an arrogant

came to my grave to beg for forgiveness! He'd just be

a calm expression. He looked so calm that it

turned his gaze slowly toward Silas, the

direct examination and cross-examination segments were