Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 157 Might as Well Be Dead

At that moment, Lydia was shocked by Queenie’s gaze. With her lips trembling, she asked hesitantly, “Queenie, you must think this through. Murder is a huge crime. If someone found out, you’d be sentenced to life in prison.”

Enraged, Queenie scolded, “Mom!” This successfully shut Lydia’s mouth.

Holding Lydia’s hand, Queenie pulled the corners of her mouth and said, “Weren’t you involved in the death of Nicole’s mother back then?”

A trace of startle flashed in Lydia’s eyes. Here I thought I had concealed this matter very well. It never crossed my mind that Queenie was aware of this matter!

Dodging Queenie’s stares, Lydia blurted under her breath, “Don’t spew nonsense!”

Tightening her hand that was holding Lydia’s, Queenie said, “Mom! You managed to murder someone without anyone realizing five years ago, so why can’t you do it now?”

Staring at the malicious-looking Queenie in front of her, Lydia swallowed her saliva. She had no idea what to say.

we are

Queenie is exposed to be involved in this issue, our lives will definitely be chaotic. Silencing Daniella

if you really want to do this, we must execute the plan concisely. We mustn’t let others suspect us even the slightest,” Lydia said. Truth be told, she did

She had seen and used many dirty tactics. Only after she got married to William and became a lady of the upper class did she stop using most of her dirty

did not wish for Queenie to be involved with such dirty tricks. However, they had to do it

worry, Mom. I have

that things have come to this, I can’t be blamed for being ruthless! Daniella, you’re the one seeking death, so

…

was getting serious within these few days. Initially, Nicole had cleared off her suspicion in regards to the plagiarism scandal. Yet, she had once

open the interview link regarding Daniella’s suicide. It wasa video, and the reporter was questioning Daniella in the

days ago. Her

“Ms. Zimmer, why did you resort to

could easily guess the real motive behind this interview. Hah! This must be a self-directed play by