Comeback Of The Adored Heiress

Chapter 991:

After Rosalyn discovered her husband was having an affair, she quietly removed her wedding ring and never wore it again. Rosalyn didn’t expect Lila to notice such a small detail, let alone use it to stand up for her.

“Lila, you are such a good child,” Rosalyn said, tears welling up in her eyes, filled with gratitude.noveldrama

Lila said reassuringly, “Mrs. Gordon, don’t worry. I’ll find a way to prove that those things have nothing to do with you.”

As Lila and Rosalyn exchanged glances, a silent understanding passed between them. Their bond seemed more profound than that of a mother and daughter.

Evita watched the exchange between Lila and Rosalyn with growing jealousy, her heart twisting with a mix of bitterness and resentment.

At this moment, two urgent calls interrupted the investigation team and the police who were preparing to take Evita away. The police officers answered simultaneously, receiving orders from their superiors.

“Let go of Mrs. Gordon. Don’t file any charges against her. But Evita must be arrested.”

After hanging up the phones, the two leading police officers exchanged glances across the corridor and immediately carried out the orders of their superiors.

One police officer said solemnly, “Take Evita away.” The other turned to Rosalyn. “Mrs. Gordon, we’re very sorry.”

Later that day, Jared called Madisyn.

As soon as she pressed the answer button and brought the phone near her ear, Jared quickly said, “Boss, your information was timely this time. No innocent people were involved. Our team has obtained evidence of collusion between the Morphew Group’s CEO and Evita’s father. You’ve made a great contribution to the organization again.”

Madisyn remained composed while listening to the news. She didn’t expect such a significant discovery while investigating Evita. “It was just a coincidence. Has Evita been sentenced?”

“Yes,” Jared confirmed. “She’s been charged with conspiracy to frame her mother. And given the substantial assets she has embezzled, she’s looking at a minimum of ten years.”

Upon hearing this, Madisyn lowered her gaze.

She stood motionless, her eyes fixed on the bustling city through the floor-to-ceiling window. Everyone had their own destination. Evita’s wrong choices had led to her downfall today.

Then, she said, “I understand. Go ahead with your work now.”

After hanging up the phone, Madisyn stood by the window, lost in thought.

Luka had just finished his work and came to see Madisyn. He saw her standing there alone, looking isolated from the world. He hurriedly walked over and asked worriedly, “Madisyn, are you too tired?”

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