“Miss Edwards, what compelled you to become the mistress in the relationship?”

“Miss Edwards, did you feel any remorse or guilt upon knowing your sister died because of you?”

Ariana was nearly blinded by the flashing lights. Still, she was prepared to face the media’s invasive questions head-on with her set of meticulous and methodical answers.

“Every relationship I’ve entered was ordinary. Prior to entering this relationship, the other party didn’t have a girlfriend. I was never a mistress. Brielle never suffered from depression and never died because of me. The police publicly released all results of their thorough investigation as well at that time. You can refer to the official reports and news broadcasts as you please,” Ariana calmly answered the media’s questions with little to no errors, and her emotions were stable throughout.

Out of nowhere, someone declared loudly, “There are multiple online speculations that you intentionally left Theodore Anderson at the scene of the crime as revenge against his family. Can you explain why you ran away from the scene alone? Was it premeditated?”

at the question, her face losing

of Theodore’s lifeless, blood-soaked body popping up in her

a hurdle that she

didn’t…The…The phone signal at the time was

choke, her voice almost incoherent. Tears began to well up

her. Jim supported her as they retreated while others formed

relentless reporters persisted with their ruthless questions. “Do you feel guilty for causing your husband’s

hold back any longer. He quickly turned to face the reporter and shouted, “What are you talking about? Would you feel guilty if your family member died? What kind

being scolded, not daring to pursue any further. They quietly watched the group leave

across the news and even

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