The Heiress's Return: From Zen to Zenith-Chapter 1036
Chapter 1036: 483 Court Trial_3 Chapter 1036: 483 Court Trial_3 Doctor Zhou gave a document to Verine Hayes.
Once Verine looked at the words on it, she couldn’t control her tears any longer.
“Alright, Bella, you take a good rest.
I’ll come for you in the afternoon.
Then we can go for the dialysis.”
After Doctor Zhou left, Verine gave the application to Xenia Groove: “You fill it out.”
Xenia looked at the words ‘Wishful Thinking Charitable Foundation’, her hair stood on end and she furiously tore the application to pieces immediately.
“Even if I die from this illness, I will never accept her donation.”
Her eyes were red with hate, and she was utterly consumed by her madness.
Verine slapped Xenia, causing her to tumble onto the ground.
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She immediately regretted it, but as she approached, Xenia gave her a look of hatred.
Verine shook her head, “Even till now, you are still so obstinate.
What has Ms.
Rinto ever done to wrong you?”
“Even if it hadn’t been for the mix-up, you would never have had the chance to know her in this lifetime.
In her life, you’re just a patient receiving donations.
You think too highly of yourself.
Wake up and don’t continue making the same mistake.”
“Your illness is a punishment from the heavens, there’s nothing wrong with doing good deeds.”
Xenia held her head and screamed, “I don’t want to hear it!
All of you are on her side, but it’s obvious that she’s the one who brought me to this state.
I will never let her go…!”
Verine shook her head wearily, “You’ve disappointed me.”
——
As winter gave way to spring, the weather got warmer day by day.
Snowy Gartia stayed in Pethkids for three days.
On the third day, the housekeeper came to pick her up, stating that Madam Gartia was sick, and only then did Snowy leave reluctantly.
Anton Cook stayed at home writing songs every day, only going across the street to eat when he was hungry.
Sometimes, Hellena Groove would bring him food when he forgot about time while writing songs.
The lawsuit was progressing rigorously.
This case was not difficult, especially since the renowned Richard Linggo was involved.
The first trial took place on a sunny day.
Given the monumental social impact of the case and in view of the current online chaos, the judiciary decided to use this case as a powerful deterrent for all future cases, opting for a public trial.
On the day of the court hearing, the public site was overwhelmed, with frequent crashes due to the massive influx of viewers.
The images of Silvia Hayes and Jenny Linggo, handcuffed and without makeup, shocked many upper-class ladies in Pethkids.
Taking the case seriously this time, the Rintos did not even spare Silvia, Master McKay’s cousin.
While everyone was shocked, they all made up their minds not to mess with Aubree Groove.
Her niece, who could even send her own cousin to jail, was indeed capable.
Silvia Hayes, no longer glamorous, hung her head in defeat.
Jenny Linggo wasn’t faring any better.
Today was the day they both lost their social status.
Belleann Hutton, the accomplice, also stood in the defendant’s dock.
She still felt as though she was dreaming.
As for Xenia, given her minor status and diagnosis of terminal illness requiring dialysis, she received a stern lecture from the police and was required to watch the trial video to undergo reformative education.
She also had to sign a pledge letter.
In front of the police, Xenia dared not lose her temper.
But once the police left, she smashed everything in the ward that could be smashed.
The ward she was staying in was a double patient room.
Another patient, a girl in her early twenties, was admitted that morning.
The girl rolled her eyes and typed a few words into a chat group.
Not long after, a group of young people rushed in, throwing rotten eggs and vegetable leaves at Xenia.
“It’s your fault for slander and defamation against Aubree.
Your illness is your just-deserved retribution.”
“You deserve it, this is heavenly punishment for you!”
Xenia almost went crazy.
Before the security guards arrived, the group quickly ran off.
Even if she reported them to the police, they would not be caught.
With her head covered in rotten eggs and vegetable leaves, Xenia cried in despair.
The girl surreptitiously took a photo and posted it on Twitter – this is the result of spreading rumors.
As an internet celebrity with hundreds of thousands of followers, her post quickly received numerous likes, including those from Aubree’s fans who rushed over as soon as they heard the news.
——Serves them right for slandering my idol.
They got what they deserved.
——Isn’t this Xenia Groove?
After getting kicked out of the Grooves, she still hasn’t learned her lesson.
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She won’t learn until she’s put up against a wall.
——I don’t know where she got the courage to harm Aubree.
If it weren’t for the baby mix-up, she isn’t even fit to polish Aubree’s shoes.
——This woman is really envious.
Wearing a patient gown, could she be faking her illness to escape punishment?
——You’re right there.
She’s suffering from uremia, probably some kind of karmic retribution.
——Talking about this, don’t you think this is too much?
Her transgression was just spreading rumors, and no substantive harm was done to Aubree.
Yet, Aubree relentlessly sent them to jail.
The lives of these girls in full bloom are ruined.
I think Aubree’s image is totally collapsed; her urge for revenge is too strong.
