Rebirth: Marry the Enemy of My Badass Husband

“Believe me, you’re helping Florence, but not harming her.” Gianna advised once again.

Harriet didn’t dare to nod.

But she didn’t dare to refuse either.

She just looked at Gianna and still unable to make up her mind.

“Actually, you don’t have a choice.” She said, “The fact that you killed Pamilla is obvious. First, Pamilla didn’t slip into the pool and died on its own. Not to mention that cats are born to swim, even if Pamilla was raised in captivity and lost the skill, she would definitely make a loud noise once it fell into the water. Since there were security guards on patrol in the Walker family twenty-four hours a day and no one found it in the water, the only possibility is that it was killed and then being thrown directly into the water.”

“Secondly, since Pamilla couldn’t have drowned, then it was a homicide. The fact that someone was able to kill without making a sound and didn’t cause Pamilla to make a cry before it died, means that it was killed by someone it trusted, so she wouldn’t have cried and repelled that person when he approached. All the servants in the villa and even the members of the Walker family are clear that the only person close to Pamilla is you, apart from Florence.”

“Florence certainly couldn’t have killed Pamilla herself, so the only person left is you.” Gianna said bluntly, “That’s why I knew that it was killed by you from the beginning and that’s why I asked Doreen to accompany me so that you could reveal yourself.”

Harriet was stunned for a moment as she looked at Gianna with her wide eyes, “The cry just now wasn’t a hallucination, it was …”

“Yes, it was me and Doreen who deliberately played it for you to hear.” Gianna admitted.

She looked straight at Gianna.

It seemed that she didn’t expect that she was being suspected so quickly and being schemed against.

She had always thought that she had concealed it well just now and had fooled Missus.

“Of course, that reasoning I just did isn’t important. After all, what I said was only my side of the story and couldn’t have any legal effect. If you’re unwilling to betray Miss Florence, I won’t make it difficult for you. But there is one thing I should warn you about, there is an advocacy law for pets in Country B and there is an express provision in it, which if all animals that are claimed as pets encounter persecution, one will be punished under the terms up to three years in prison! I think Pamilla should have handled the pet identity card. It is now being killed and this matter is in contact with the pet rights. If this is pursued …” Her eyes tightened, “Imprisonment is essential.”

“No, I can’t go to jail, I can’t!” Soon she was agitated, “My brother is studying law. Once I go to jail, it will affect his future. I can’t get a criminal record, I can’t …”

“So that’s why I said, you don’t have a choice.” Gianna still didn’t have much emotion for her emotional breakdown, “You shouldn’t have been blamed for this, but if you insist to conceal the truth, then you would be the only one to bear the burden. If you don’t want to bear the burden, the best way for you is to let the truth come out.”

“I promise you.” Harriet nodded.

She nodded heavily.

have a choice under

Moreover.

said was

right for Miss Florence to

Madame Walker to

too excited

if everything was

made Harriet to admire

as she knew how to make everyone listen to her and how to get everyone’s attention. She even made Miss Armand to be furious but could

thought it would be a breeze for Miss Florence to deal with Missus

of person

Indeed.

what goes around

met someone who was

kind of person she really was,

a day to see

Missus wasn’t really simple!

…

their talk, she

members of the Walker family to return, but she suddenly received a call from Caroline Derrick at that

fine and we’re coming back soon. I’ve heard the maid said

just come back. Don’t worry, I won’t let Flory to see

you to feel aggrieved.”

understand how difficult it is for you. If it happens to

that you understand. I’ll

“Okay.”

the call, she said some words

it ended, Gianna