My Mute Bride

Justin looked visibly stunned at first, but he calmed down soon afterward. He then asked indifferently, “Did you come all the way to question me just because of this?”

Rachel’s eyes were bloodshot, and her hands kept trembling. A human life is so unworthy of notice in your eyes. You were the one who did it!

Seeing how aggrieved Rachel was, Justin immediately boiled with rage. He replied with a sneer, “Who cares if I’m the one who did it? This is Riverdale! What can you, a mute illegitimate daughter, do to me?”

Rachel’s eyes were bloodshot. Amid Gloria’s scream, she suddenly picked up a bronze figurine from the desk and struck Justin on the head with it.

“Ouch!” Justin let out a loud cry of pain as he failed to dodge in time. Gloria ran toward them like crazy and pushed Rachel away before asking, “Are you okay, Justin?”

The man covered his forehead with his hand. Blood seeped through his fingers and trickled down the scar on the corner of his eye to his neck, making him look fiercely menacing.

Rachel then slumped to the ground, her eyes full of despair and fearlessness. Hans is dead, and Justin’s the one who did it. I must avenge him!

Gloria stood in front of Justin and yelled like crazy to those outside, “Guards! Where are the security guards?”

People soon burst into the room, and Rachel was dragged away by the security guards as she continued to clutch the bronze figurine. Before she left, she glared furiously at Justin with a look in her eyes that was terrifying-it was as though she would definitely kill him once she had the opportunity.

Justin felt so suffocated, and it seemed like his chest was about to burst while he watched Rachel being marched away. She actually wants to kill me and then herself for the sake of that guy!

“I’ll take you to the hospital.” Gloria looked anxious as she supported Justin with her hand.

Janice was the first person to visit Rachel after she was sent to the police station. “I heard about what happened. You’re too impulsive-how could you get yourself into such a state?”

Merely half a day had passed, but Rachel’s eyes were deeply sunken with exhaustion. She looked like nothing but skin and bones; it was as though she was merely a body without a soul. Upon hearing Janice’s words, she turned up the corner of her mouth to form an aggrieved smile. I’m the one who got Hans killed. I’m guilty.

prosecutors are already collecting the evidence. Since Justin is the prime suspect, I suppose he’ll receive a subpoena from the court very

What can I do?

testify as a witness. He broke Hans’ leg,

that things had turned out this way, she was no longer afraid of anything. If the worst came to the worst, she would fight to the bitter end to send

clenched her fists and remarked frostily, “Had you been willing to testify long ago, such a thing probably wouldn’t have happened, nor would have Hans

been outspoken, and her words stabbed Rachel in the heart where it hurt the most like a knife, reminding her that what killed Hans was not Justin

in the Hudson Residence, Amber was shocked when she heard

wounded Justin?”

even called me! She really is out of her mind! How dare

did that happen? With her disposition, she wouldn’t have the nerve to do such a thing unless she was

might all be transferred back into Justin’s hands by then; their company would be handicapped at every turn, and Jefferey would no longer remain in his position as the company’s chairman. Since he didn’t have time to explain more to Amber, he left home in

her cell phone and made a phone call. “Is this the municipal hospital? Hi, I would like

Let me look it up. Oh, that patient has been discharged from our

moment.

“You’re welcome.”

have happened to him. Amber clenched her fists as she recalled how Noah

heard that he had made quite a scene outside because of that. Her other visitors were Janice and those from the police station, who came to

incident.

waited in the waiting room for the public servants to

Rachel with a trace of hostility in

was stunned upon hearing her words. ‘That can’t

be canceled with so much evidence being present?