No Chance of Remarriage: Get Lost

Chapter 335 Committing Crimes
Elisa narrowed her eyes but did not say anything.
Yara understood that Elisa was suspicious of her. Thus, she remained calm and said, “Ms. Benett, I know you don’t trust me, but I will prove my sincerity from now on. I ask that you give me a chance. I can’t guarantee for other people. But if you are willing to accept me, I shall be your greatest ally on Linda’s side.”
Elisa smiled. “Is there anything else?”
Yara shook her head. “There’s nothing else.”
She saw that Elisa was not going to speak, so she stood up and said politely, “In that case, I shall stop bothering you. I hope you will consider my request. If there is any lie in what I said just now, calamity shall befall my family.”

Although most people in modern society are not religious, people would still not dare to swear something bad on their family. Furthermore, Yara was someone who cared about her family. Thus, she would wish for something bad to happen to her family.
Elisa observed Yara carefully. It seemed Yara was waiting for her response, so Elisa considered for a moment before saying, “Tell me the things Linda did.”
Yara’s expression brightened, and her eyes shone with delight. Since Elisa said that, it meant she was giving Yara a chance.
Thus, Yara nodded eagerly. “Yes, I will tell you everything.”
Yara wanted to stop working for Linda a long time ago. However, she knew too much about Linda’s secrets, so Linda would never let her go. Instead, Yara would even resort to various means to threaten her.
Even if Elisa was unwilling to collaborate with Yara, Yara still wanted to reveal everything. She needed Linda to be brought down so that her family would be safe.
Thus, Yara slowly began to speak.
“I have been working by Linda’s side for six years. It was in the third year that I became her trusted assistant. She made me do many things. I believe you know the things I’ve done to you, so I won’t mention them. I want to talk about that car accident.”
Elisa’s expression immediately turned cold. She had been thinking about the accident for some time and felt there was something strange about it. Linda only cared about her own life. It seemed impossible that she would sacrifice her life to save someone.
However, that accident happened too long ago. Thus, the evidence was long scattered and untraceable. The whole matter was like a jigsaw puzzle where one could only find fragments of the corner pieces.
But now, it seemed Elisa’s guess was correct.