Let's Get Married

Everyone is shocked by her words. Rex, as well as all the judges and procurators all shift their gaze on her in shock.

They have seen some people who retracted their testimony during the court session. But Lily’s testimony is so inconsistent with that of her attorney.

The chief judge takes a glance at the document in her hands and frowns, “Please restate your testimony on the basis of the evidences you prepared.”

This is the bravest thing she has done in her life. She thinks she is a river prawn that is deliberately put into the deep sea by someone – although she is clear that she can’t change anything, she still desperately fights against the fate, “I said I didn’t kill her.”

She repeats the sentence in an assuring tone.

She didn’t kill her. She is clear that she didn’t violate the law.

All of a sudden, Rex’s expression turns gloomy. He is always the most calm and thoughtful person in the court, however, this time, he can hardly retain his composure.

Things are progressing towards an uncontrollable direction, and Rex doesn’t like the feeling of losing control of something.

He raises his hand to motion the judge, “I apply for a ten-minute adjournment…”

“No need.” Lily rejects his proposal as soon as he finishes the words, her chest rising and falling violently. If someone takes a closer observation, he may find out that her shoulders are slightly trembling. She takes a deep breath and tries to say in a calm voice, “I know that there is little evidence to prove my innocence, but even so, I have to declare, on my personality and health condition, I didn’t kill anyone, neither did I premeditate to murder someone. Melly’s death has nothing to do with me. I gave the injection with the intention to save her. And the one who told me that the injection could save her life is Marina, the plaintiff.”

The original smooth process is disrupted by her sudden speech. The chief judge is not skilled in dealing with such kind of situation; she raises her hand to adjust her glasses, asking, "You are repudiating the proposition of Mr. Rex, right?"

Rex. The two were neither too far nor too close. They are clear that once Lily

that Rex hopes she can act as he said before,

to look into the eyes of the

any

make the court fall into silence and intension. Lily’s hands, which are put at the sides, get so cold that

down at the document to reassure that the defendant hasn’t provided any evidence to support her argument and then says in a

very beginning, doesn’t lower her head, “Justice naturally inhabits man's heart. I didn’t kill her, and this is the truth. So I won’t admit the accusation, nor will I plead

you have

and thanks her politely, “No,

about Rex’s reaction in heart. Although she can’t see his expression, she can imagine how

court, she would throw her

never looking away until the lawsuit is over. The judgment will be declared later. But from the whole process, it is deducted

this mean Rex has lost

the answer. Maybe not. After all, she has got the

to be taken away handcuffed according to the regulations. Rex uses some relationships to win the opportunity to meet her. They meet in a small,

a strong aura of coldness and sternness, he wrinkles his eyebrows in disappointment and anxiety, “Didn’t I tell you not to contradict with my arguments? Why didn’t you listen to

leans against the wall, “But Rex, I just

on the brim of losing temper after several

yet.” Lily replies bluntly, “The will give