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Now that things had come to this point, Lisa knew that there was no use in debating it.

Linus had probably investigated this matter thoroughly in the past few days.

Lisa could only kneel before Tatiana.

"Mrs. Heath, please have mercy on Ms.

Heath, even if it's just because I've served you faithfully for years.

I wasn't thinking straight when I did those things back then.

"She's just an innocent baby.

She doesn't know anything about the intentions of the adults." "Lisa, what do you mean by this? What are you guys talking about? What did you do? Who's the baby?" Krystal was panicking.

Judging by how the Heath family treated her, she knew that she was in serious trouble.

Tatiana, who used to clean up after Krystal no matter what happened, didn't even spare Krystal a glance now.

Instead, she said in a cold voice, "Just because the baby was innocent didn't mean that she could enjoy glory and wealth in my daughter's place.

"It would've been fine if you had treated my daughter well, but what did you do? You fed her poison for an entire seven years! She was just a child.

How could you do something so inhumane?" Krystal took a few steps backward, and she almost lost her balance.

Tatiana meant by "I'm not your

like there was

of her thoughts. "Mrs. Heath, I

people can't compare to prestigious people like

dead end, so back then, I succumbed to evil thoughts and switched my daughter..." With tears streaming down her face,

to poison the

child, so she poisoned the child and tricked the child into turning back during the

her life itself." Before Lisa could finish speaking, Yale

veins were bulging on the back of his

a furious look on his

make excuses even at this point?" Yale flung a stack of transaction records at

looked into all the transaction

years she brought up the child, you never gave

and she

abused Molly and humiliated her

her on purpose so that she would harbor hatred

the child as soon as possible!" Lisa

got the

already married, so I had

didn't have money to spare, so in those seven years, she never

a bottle of milk every day." Lisa was about to