The Barrister's Love in Town

Chapter 232 All Signs Point To Amanda

Ally nodded timidly. “I was cleaning the railing of the stairs that day when I saw Old Mr. Winters entering your bedroom. After that, I went to another part of the house. I didn’t see anything, but I heard that he was talking to a woman before they argued, and Old Mr. Winters fell down the stairs. I recall that the woman seemed really young. I have no idea if it was Miss Bailey, but I did hear a woman arguing with him.”

“Mr. Winters, did you hear that? It’s all true!” Boris burst into tears. At the thought of the helplessness Howard felt as he was pushed down the stairs, Boris couldn’t help but cry.

Elias’ expression darkened as he stared at the helper named Ally. “Are you sure you heard Grandpa. arguing with a woman?” he asked. “Do you remember what they were quarreling about?”

Ally began to recall the scene of that day. After she wiped the banister, she then went to clean the vase. Although she had no idea with whom Howard was arguing, she had heard it.

“I seem to have vaguely heard Old Mr. Winters say something about letting Elias know her true colors. Ah, yes, I also heard that he would not let that woman join the Winters Family.”

Elias was even more confused when he heard those keywords because Howard had always taken a liking to Amanda, so how could he say those words to her?

Not to mention, Grandpa had always wanted me and Amanda to remarry. The test tube babies were a last resort since they felt that we wouldn’t remarry, so they wanted to continue the family’s bloodline.

The man then frowned. “Are you sure the woman is Amanda?”

Ally shook her head in confusion. I’m not a hundred percent sure, Mr. Winters. To tell you the truth, I don’t even know Miss Bailey well, so I can’t fully remember her voice. I only know that Old Mr. Winters was with a woman that day. They quarreled before he fell down the stairs. By the time I found him. Miss Bailey was next to me. That’s all.”

The helper shared all of the information that she could think of.

Elias only had one question. Why didn’t she say anything back then? Why did she wait until now? Could it be that she is colluding with Mr. Jones?

“Just answer what I have asked.”

“Okay.”

had an interrogative attitude as he continued, “I have another question. Why didn’t you say something back then? Why are you only coming forward now to testify for

moment, Ally was at a loss for words as she did not know how to

her to give a fake testimony? Mr. Winters, I

It’s just that I’m curious as to why she didn’t tell you earlier. At least I could have started the

as he felt wronged. As Howard’s most trusted person in his lifetime, Elias was

of life and death, plus I didn’t see who it really was. I can’t just say anything I like. When Old Mr. Winters fell down the stairs, I was traumatized, and I had nightmares for days. I always wanted to forget about this incident, but I can’t. I only said it when Mr. Jones came to investigate us. I’m so

Elias fell into silence.

holds the key, as she must have pushed him down. I suspect Miss Bailey. but I’m not so sure either. Please look

because he did not want to investigate the matter, but he had to because he couldn’t let his grandfather die in vain. Who was Grandpa arguing with before

happened to be dissatisfied with Howard that day and wanted to argue with him. Before the elderly man fell down the stairs, he was indeed arguing

the world? Even so, Elias believed that Amanda would not do such

hesitation, he had to

know, I will find out the true cause of Grandpa’s death. Not only will I

death isn’t that simple. We need to find the woman who quarreled with him

it proved that

but he

the estate

that Elias was always scolded by him every time they met. Now that no one scolded him, he was not

smiled. I don’t know if Grandpa is used to it since he has no grandchildren to

rang in his ears again. Grandpa fought with a woman before he fell

woman?

of being the murderer, there was no concrete

head to the crime scene again, but after walking for a

not to notice and continued to walk forward. The rustling footsteps behind

suit.