Always Been Yours

Chapter 1016 The Real Culprit

At the thought of this, she said between clenched teeth, “Don’t you ever think of framing me for the incident. It wasn’t me who did it!” Seeing her agitated demeanor, Sofia grew somewhat hesitant. Could Susan have actually been wronged?

On the other hand, Eunice was alarmed when she noticed the look of hesitation on her mentor’s face. Crap, she thought to herself before immediately stepping forward to sneer at Susan. “Don’t forget that you’re also a member of our orchestra and one of our own. What gives you the right to cry foul here after doing such a shameless thing?”

Upon hearing this, Susan immediately eyed her with a gaze that was both hostile and slightly frosty. Then, in a flash of revelation, she seemed to have something figured out. Suddenly, she let out a sneer, saying, “Well, well, I never thought you were so good at keeping your cards close to your chest!”

Eunice frowned. For some reason, she grew a little uneasy deep down. “I don’t understand what nonsense you’re talking about. I’d advise you to just plead guilty.” She suppressed her inner anxiety while looking at Susan haughtily. The instant their eyes met, it was as though there were real sparks flickering and flying between them.

never did? Miss Eunice, do you really think I have no idea who the mastermind behind the incident was?” she said, pausing between each word toward the end of

so you grew jealous of her and wanted to get rid of her to become his wife. That’s why you plotted the stage incident in an attempt to kill her

even if this case goes to the police, I won’t plead guilty for something that I

and forced herself to remain calm. All the evidence points to her at the moment. As long as I don’t admit it, I’ll have nothing to do with it. At the thought of this, she inhaled secretly before replying with disdain, “Stop throwing mud at me here! And besides, whether you admit it

her lips into a sneer. She mocked, “What sort of witness testimony is that? He might’ve

though she were being stared at by a venomous snake. It sent a chill down her spine, and she felt very guilty

again. “I admit that I drugged Tessa, but it wasn’t me who plotted the

to the ward. Then, a smart-looking man pushed the