The Heiress Nobody Saw Coming

Chapter 566 Death Penalty

The interrogation of Kenton and Lina went on for a long time.

All these years, Kenton had been secretly collecting evidence while working for Yvette. He had already given a large portion of it to Julie. After she was rescued by Federrick's people, the first thing she did upon seeing Natalie was hand everything over.

Meanwhile, Natalie had already teamed up with Marcus to secretly approach the enforcement office. Working together, they obtained Selena's notebook and began investigating behind the scenes while preparing for a rescue operation.

Now, the evidence Kenton held was more crucial and essential than ever.

The case was nearly solved now. All that remained was to verify the testimonies and issue the sentences.

Lina listened as Kenton confessed to everything. Her face grew paler, and the despair in her eyes deepened.

There was no turning back.

When Kenton finished, she knew there was no room for argument.

"Lina, do you have anything to say?"

"I confess to everything." She closed her eyes, tears slipping down her cheeks. "I confess to everything," she said again.

At the same time, Yvette sat alone in another interrogation room.

In front of her, an iPad played a live feed from the room where Kenton and Lina were still confessing to their crimes.

She remained silent, watching as Kenton and Lina finished explaining everything.

When the footage ended, a voice could be heard beside her, saying, "Yvette, it's your turn now."

The woman was covered in bruises, and her hair was a tangled mess. Yvette looked utterly disheveled.

She was handcuffed to her chair, and the iPad was placed just out of reach. She couldn't even smash it if she wanted to.

a deep breath. She didn't scream or break down. Instead, she spoke

to the crimes Kenton and

Yvette nodded. "Yes."

human trafficking case in

The sentencing will proceed

heard the words through the speaker, and tears rolled

Yvette, that meant

natural causes

...

by the window of Uptown Café in Amberton, sipping coffee. They had just received news from the enforcement office that the case was

been sentenced to death. They would be executed by firing squad in

of her coffee, then

sharp features and piercing gaze made his presence intense. Ever since Charles passed away, the air around him had only grown colder and more ruthless. But beneath that, there was grief—so well-hidden that

had spent the most time with him. She

She could sense it.

such horrors," she finally said. "Now I wonder... Was turning it into

the right thing to do, then it was right. Nat, as long as you're doing good, there's no need

were taken from that hospital and ended up at the Langley residence, where you suffered

of it but suffering shouldn't have to

did was right or

the heart. As long as you have

was right or wrong. "Grandpa Charles is gone. Grandma is gone, too. And now, Yvette and

sold. Some of them didn't

the other

"Yvette has no right to pin everything on my grandfather.

emotions flare up, she quickly reached out and took his hand. "She won't have an easy time. There's still a week before the execution. That week will

you." "Marcus, I don't get scared that easily. You don't have to be so careful

"Nat, hold me."

didn't hesitate and wrapped her arms around

unshed tears as