CEO's Passion: Love by Mistake

Susan was trembling with anger, unable to accept the fact that Harrison had played her for a fool.

“Hmph! So what if I fell for his tricks? The lot of you shouldn't be rejoicing just yet! Harrison's going to die soon, and I'll be out of this place once he's dead,” Susan declared arrogantly.

The smile remained on Natalie's face even as she looked at Susan with pity. “Too bad you won't be.”

Susan roared, “I may have choked Harrison, but he didn't die. They can only try me for attempted murder; it comes with a short jail term. I'll still be out of this place after he's dead.”

“You're not going anywhere because they're going to slap you with a death sentence! What made you think you could get away with a few years in prison after murdering my mom, poisoning Harrison, and even choking him? You're bound for the gallows for all your crimes!” Natalie stated coldly.

Susan paled at her words.

Death sentence?

fate she could

screamed, “You've got no proof that

both of you, and so have Shane's men. We knew about your plans to poison Harrison from the beginning, and we've been gathering evidence of your

eyes. “What? You knew from

“That's right.”

more ruthless than I thought. You didn't put a stop to it even though you knew about it; you just watched on as your father got poisoned. What a pair the two of you

face of Susan's mockery. Instead, she uttered calmly, “You're right; I am ruthless. I never claimed to be a good person from the start. I'd never harm another person, but if they messed with me, I'd have no qualms about returning the favor. Harrison hurt us so deeply that I don't see a point in saving

you stole things from Harrison's study to help

was dumbfounded

down the stairs, and

“Harrison kept the security footage in a safe at the bank for insurance. He believed it'd be useful one day, and he was right. What an irony, though. You poisoned Harrison and sent him to his deathbed, but his evidence is going to send you to the gallows. It's a match made

was trembling uncontrollably at that point, suffocating under the