Girl Get Rid Of That Jerk by Melissa Johns

Chapter 382

Two prison guards heard Chris admit to having Lillian poison someone. On top of that, the entire meeting between Joshua and Chris was under police surveillance. Chris, already in custody, confessed to directing Lillian's poisoning plot, which became a key piece of evidence. This confession made the police's job much easier.

Meanwhile, Joshua had his team help the cops, and they discovered a servant at the Fisher family's old estate had seen Lillian slip something into Ben's health drink. The servant, preferring to avoid drama, had kept quiet until now.

With everything out in the open and Lillian having cut ties with the Fisher family long ago, she came clean when the police questioned her. When Grandma Emily heard the news, she was so furious she nearly had a fit.

"What a disgrace! I thought she was just confused and being manipulated! Who would have thought she'd poison her own adoptive father?" Grandma Emily cried, tears streaming down her face.

"How could she be so cruel!" the old lady wailed.

Rose, sitting by Grandma Emily's hospital bed with a smirk, said, "Mom, I told you ages ago that Lillian was up to no good, but you always brushed it off."

Emily, Rose had warned

Rose as her daughter-in-law. The classic mother-in-law/daughter-in-law tension is

ago, when Ben cheated, the old lady hated the mistress but still blamed Rose. To her, Nancy was immoral for going after a married man, but Rose was also at fault for not keeping her husband in

light, Grandma Emily blamed Rose more than Ben. In her mind, "boys will be boys," and

pregnant, demanded acceptance into the

thought Rose lacked composure and had no strategy, just

or Nancy. Rose had long sensed her mother-in- law's disdain. Over the years,

old lady now hospitalized from a heart attack brought on by fury, Rose visited regularly, playing the part but not really caring about the ol@lady's fate. If Grandma Emily were to pass, Rose could

heartlessness, just humán nature.

the news to Grandma Emily about Lillian

Grandma Emily vented, she