Right Person, Wrong Time

Chapter 163 Daniella Disappears

The day of the court session grew nearer. What Nicole didn’t expect was that not only did Daniella not come to her, but she also did not plan to sell Queenie out at all.

Nicole couldn’t help but wonder if the money Queenie gave her was enough for her to give up on her freedom.

However, as Daniella did not come looking for her, Nicole too did not withdraw the lawsuit and went directly to court.

This matter had also attracted many reporters. After all, news of Daniella’s suicide was still trending. Of course, they would come to take advantage of the popularity of this topic.

But this time around, the plaintiff and the defendant had switched positions.

Nicole stood upright in the plaintiff’s position, but Daniella did not come.

After not seeing Daniella’s appearance for a while, the reporters began to grow suspicious.

“What if she committed suicide because Lisa refused to withdraw her lawsuit?”

that she’s not here because she wants to escape the

I’m

more than half an hour, Daniella, who was the defendant, still had not

as a defendant, must have a limitation in movement, and she could not have gone far. Could she be

still never appeared in court. Hence, the judge announced the delay

that. However, she couldn’t help but feel

gathered around, but because of Colton’s warning last time, they didn’t ask too

Lisa, is there any specific reason why Ms. Daniella, the defendant, didn’t

she would commit suicide if you didn’t withdraw your lawsuit. What

questions from the reporters went

the other, and the questions they threw at her caused Nicole a

reporters. She stood in front of Nicole and said unhappily, “You should ask

guilty from a legal point of view, from a moral perspective, shouldn’t you let her go?” Seeing that Nicole was dodging their questions, a courageous reporter came up and threw her a

I claimed that I didn’t plagiarize, did you let me go? Did you give me a chance? Now that I am protecting my legal rights and interests, you want me to give her a chance? Excuse me,