Under the heiress facade

Chapter 756

Gemma widened her eyes. Fear, uneasiness, and regret filled her gaze before it finally turned into despair.

She clearly took Ember's advice by devoting herself to religion and praying for the Killians' safety for the past 12 years. Why wasn't Gemma cleared of her crimes yet?

No one knew when Xavier solved the Rubik's cube. He leaned against the chair, looking downward with reddened eyes. His hands trembled uncontrollably while tightly gripping the Rubik's cube.

After losing his parents, Gemma was the only one who looked after him in the Killian residence, raising him until he became an adult. However, she turned out to be Greg's murderer.

Not only did Gemma cause Xavier to lose his parents and become an orphan, but he was forced to act dumb so that he could survive in the Killian family.

Gemma was right before him every day, but Xavier had no clue about what she did.

Why did Gemma do that? Was it to redeem herself? To watch Xavier make a fool of himself?

found her slightly terrifying. It didn't matter whether she was sad, disappointed, or

Gemma even said that if Lucius hadn't convinced Greg to give up the

in his will for Greg to succeed him as

back then, Lucius and Greg got along very well and often gathered their families together for

position to him, he had no intention of accepting it and asked

and Greg were birds of the same

of the family was too exhausting as there were many responsibilities. Lucius didn't care for the position, so he voluntarily gave up his right to

Greg to hand over the position of head of

was being framed. But she never expected his refusal to cooperate with

have done?" Joshua's

finally answering, "Gemma would've informed Chad

could only help her come up with an idea. That afternoon, I happened to learn that Lucius met with Greg in Daisy Courtyard. No one knew why

getting rid of the evidence, we deliberately left behind traces that pointed to Lucius to frame him as the culprit. The police happened to find those traces and concluded that Lucius was the murderer. Moreover, his argument