Three Little Guardian Angels

Chapter 1776 

What kind of jewelry had the daughter of the Goldmanns not seen before? So, why would she steal other people’s items? Diana’s face dimmed in an instant.

"What do you mean by that?"

Upon seeing Diana’s expression, those present knew that Diana was extremely irritated.The identities of all three parties were off the charts.

Thus, anyone who said anything at this moment might only cause unnecessary trouble.

Zenovia’s eyes were bloodshot.

"Mrs.Knowles, I didn’t mean to lie to you.You can ask Ms.Vanderbilt.I did get into contact with her just now."

Diana stared at Daisie.

Daisie nodded.

"Aunt Diana, she did approach me and said a few words when I was grabbing myself some food."

Diana took a deep breath.She believed Daisie and suddenly felt that this matter was not as simple as it seemed.

Daisie then glanced at Zenovia and asked calmly, "Do you mean that I'm the one who took your necklace?"

I know these jewelry pieces are nothing to you, but this necklace is very precious to me.It’s an inheritance that my grandmother left

was already enough to direct all suspicions at Daisie

Diana sneered.

had a short conversation with you, you’re confirming that she’s the one who took your necklace? Why would she want your necklace? Has she never seen

Zenovia calmed herself down.

my valuables that are now gone.Please understand my decision

you saying that everyone present is

Zenovia’s expression changed again.

the dissatisfaction

were all people from the upper social class, not

that they had to steal a necklace? Zenovia bravely replied, "I have no evidence to show that

asked, "Then how dare you make

not being

very obvious that Mrs.Knowles doesn’t believe me,

I should have the right to go through her belongings now that I suspect her.If I have misunderstood Ms.Vanderbilt, I’ll apologize to her in front of all these people willingly, and I’m willing to take full responsibility for this

present could

again, she might be

word

to Daisie, and her arrogant and condescending gaze was