At the policeman’s agreement, Rayna called her assistant. “Ella, contact the best lawyer in Norwal City and ask him to come to the station to meet me.”

“Ms. Garland, are you okay?” Ella asked worriedly.

“I’m fine. I’ve only been charged with the attempted murder of a pregnant woman,” Rayna answered indifferently. “I might not be able to return to the office for a while. You have to keep a close eye on the new product. Also, call Newfirm Media and tell them to look for a stylist named Giselle Brent. Ask her to testify for me, then call Faymon Group and ask Mr. Tylinski to inform Mr. Faymon about my current situation.”

Even if Vivi had evidence of her involvement, as long as she had Curtis’ and Giselle’s statements, she would not be found guilty of the attempted murder.

Ella immediately responded, “Got it. I’ll look for a lawyer right now!”

After ending the call, Rayna realized her palms were damp with cold sweat.

She had wronged Vivi and made her lose her baby.

She could provide any compensation as an apology to Vivi, but she also had to defend her rights.

If she lost the case and the news of her being pregnant and getting released on bail spread, everything would be over.

As the date of the trial was not set yet, Rayna had to stay in the holding cell with other women who were charged with various crimes and had yet to be convicted.

The holding cell was not spacious, but there were eight women in the small space. In fact, there was even one who was arrested drunk and had just vomited in a corner.

The clashing blend of perfume and pungency made Rayna’s stomach churn.

One of the women came over to ask why Rayna was in the holding cell, but Rayna only answered half-heartedly. When that woman could not get any other responses from Rayna, she flitted to another woman to chat away instead.

One night passed, and the policeman who had interrogated Rayna before came to take Rayna out of the holding cell.

Shortly after, Rayna was brought to a desk.

When she noticed a man in a suit sitting by the table and the bag on the desk, she guessed he was the lawyer Ella had hired.

“Ms. Garland”—the lawyer stood up to shake hands with her—”I am your defense attorney, and I will do my best to help you. Please tell me everything that happened and please don’t hide anything from me.”

Rayna inclined her head.

thirty minutes, Rayna informed the lawyer of everything she

at Rayna. “Ms. Garland, may I ask

relevant to the

children are his, then I’ll guess that the herbs

lowered her head and gripped

in this case, Ms. Garland. You gave the stew to Ms. Louden, completely unaware. The one who’s involved

Jetroina. I’m

hotel chefs like to add expensive herbs in stews and soups as

nothing to

“Yes.”

on those matters; she only hoped for Curtis to appear

more details. If Giselle and Curtis are willing to testify for you, there is a ninety percent chance for you

lawyer’s answer was what

as the two of them could testify for

as the lawyer left, trouble

the date for the trial had been determined—it would

and informed Rayna of

They had chosen a ship as their mode of transport, so Ella could not contact her. The second bad news

nerves were frayed when she found

be so coincidental? How can they all be abroad and unreachable at the

of her head. “It’s fine if you can’t get

that

the phone, but the officer told her that he would come and get her when she received

lasted

call, Rayna eagerly rushed

Curtis’ phone remained switched off the entire time, so he

heart sank

off his phone during his business trip, or is he just not interested in helping me

Ella said, “Don’t worry, Ms. Garland. I’ll tell the lawyer right away and get the chefs to testify

restaurant,” Rayna said, cutting Ella off. “Vivi’s the one suing me. There’s no way she’s going to

call Faymon Group again.” Ella was starting to grow anxious as well. “I’ll find out from them where Mr. Faymon

hoarsely, “No need. Mr. Faymon is busy. Let’s not disturb him anymore. Keep contacting Giselle and see if she

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