Right after they’ve closed the argument, Rose’s cell phone rang.

It was her assistant on the line.

“Ma’am, it’s Elisa. She brought over her friend and wants to see you.”

Rose was about to curse on the phone.

“Figures. Let them in.”

“Yes ma’am.”

The father and daughter overheard the conversation and shared a grim expression.

Linda glared at her mother.

“Why did you let that b*tch in?!” The bedridden lady huffed, “The last thing I want to do is see her.”

her,” cried Linda. Elisa has branded her a pariah

police are unable to draw conclusive evidence over the committed murder, but

acute depression and neurological issues. Knowing it is not practical for Rose Meek and Norman to

deemed her as ‘ungrateful, and selfish’. This does not help

She’s indisputably peeved.

from acting upon

will try to resolve things quickly with

“Why

police having limited proof that she was involved with the case, Linda is wary of Elisa’s reasoning for a visit. She acknowledges that Elisa is cunning enough to elicit evidence out of them. If not, the woman could be hounding their allies. What other

cooperate as a family.

became quiet. The silence coaxed strong emotions within

aces up her sleeve. She can’t afford to be

knock on the door dispensed the

brooding as the mother stood up to answer

forced a smile. “You

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