Under the heiress facade

Chapter 707

Linda clenched her fists tightly. So, Stephen had betrayed her. Otherwise, Hera wouldn't have successfully exposed her. If only the time bomb had reduced Hera to ashes.

"Planting bombs, causing panic, and instigating others to murder whether it's directly or indirectly-Daphne, Queenie, Isabella, and Madison... All these crimes are enough to sentence you to death!" Nathan banged on the table while reminding Linda.

"Don't expect the Killians to protect you. Chad Killian has already dismissed Rhett Killian from his duties as CEO due to the investigation. Besides, Frederick Killian is still missing. I'm sure you want to see him one last time before the execution, right?"

After hearing that, Linda's initial stubbornness to confess anything instantly crumbled. She decided to give in.

"Yes, I asked Queenie to kill Daphne!" she said while looking down.

Nathan asked, "Why did you do that?"

"She knew too much!" Linda's expression turned sinister while speaking.

Nathan narrowed his eyes. "What did she know?"

to mock Nathan, "Isn't the police usually very capable? You can go find out

that why you became frightened and decided to have her

don't know. You can't

redeeming yourself for the crimes you've done. I can even help you avoid the death penalty!" Nathan exclaimed in a

I'll still have to

be able to fool others with that, but not me! Don't think I don't know that you

words rendered Nathan

Nathan interrogated Linda, she only admitted to ordering Queenie to hire Robin to kill Daphne in a car crash. But she refused to

her fists. Linda definitely knew that Lucius was wrongly

caused her bandaged wound to start bleeding, startling Lilith and the rest. Johnson quickly changed bandages

led Benard to a monitoring area of an

one-way glass window, watching Rhett in the interrogation room. Upon noticing Bernard's arrival, Joshua hurriedly got up and invited

handed a cup of coffee to Bernard. "Mr. Killian,

the situation?" Bernard glanced at

composed while drinking coffee and reading the papers. He seemed right