The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Shannon's eyes darted around as she continuously tried to think of a plan.

In the end, she could only grit her teeth and face it, thinking that the accident happened twenty years ago. Twenty years! So what if the maid testified against it? She did not witness how everything happened with her own eyes, and all the evidence was long gone.

With that thought, her expression eased a little, and she slowly straightened her back.

Gregory glanced at the maid with a surprised look, completely forgetting who she was, even if she was the maid who served the woman he loved most closely for several years.

Bella's heart pounded nervously, and her breathing was erratic. Thankfully, Justin hooked his arm around her waist, silently soothing her emotions, and her heartbeat gradually returned to normal. She was not someone who could not keep calm.

However, it was different this time. It involved the most important battle for the man she loved most-a chance to settle a twenty-year blood feud.

sat in the witness dock nervously, not daring to look at the spectators, much less Shannon. Her legs trembled violently under the table. Clarence flipped through her information file, his eyes narrowing sharply. He then asked,

The

information. You once worked for the Salvador family as

the witness

had long forgotten about this insignificant character, and he totally did not expect to see her again in court, especially as

the

the maid of Madam Mary, the deceased

had been sealed for twenty years, so it was

Justin's eyes reddened instantly, welling up with crystal-clear tears,

irrelevant person as a desperate struggle, his last resort. "The plaintiff's attorney, do your witnesses have any connection to this