The Pampering CEO: Don't Mess With My Secretly-Married Sweet Wife novel Chapter 225

"Impossible? Are you the expert here, or I am the expert?" The testing staff rolled his eyes at Mandy before moving on exasperatedly, "Don't send me this kind of funny stuff again, or else I’ll get very angry."

After that, he left the court.

The testing staff was the most outstanding expert in the court. This time, since the case involved the Jenkins and the Shaws, they decided to hand him the evidence for examination.

None of them would have imagined that the so-called solid evidence that Mandy handed in was fake.

The judge was furious as well, "Ms. Ainsley, you think you can fool all of us by using a special pigment to replace real blood? What are we to you? Some kind of moron? Do you know that we can charge you with fabricating evidence?"

"No... This can't be..." Mandy wanted to explain herself, but she did not know where to start. She presumably believed everything Jade said was the truth. Besides, she also found the photo, so she naturally thought the blood on the pearl was real. Who could have thought that it was just some kind of special pigment?

'Could it be that Jade is lying to me? Or is there another mystery in this matter?'

Mandy felt she was going to explode.

"Ms. Ainsley, do you have other pieces of evidence? If not, I'll have to announce the verdict now. Besides, as a reminder for you, Ms. Ainsley, falsely accusing other people of murder is a serious offense that will leave you in jail for a couple of years," the judge’s voice became stern as he felt that Mandy was making fun of him.

"I—I didn't frame her!" Mandy became flustered.

"Then do you have any evidence to hand in?"

"I... I..." Mandy’s gaze hopped from the judge's cold face to Susan's calm face and finally stopped at Luke’s indifferent expression. She gritted her teeth and said," I don't know what's wrong with the earring, something must have gone wrong midway. I didn't falsely accuse her of murder. Richard Jenkins's death must be related to her. I don't have anything else to show, but I have a witness!"

"Then let's summon the witness," the judge said.

It was only then that Mandy let out a long sigh of relief. She hastily gave the people from the court the address to find Jade.

'Witness?' Madam Jenkins's heart somersaulted. She had been very anxious recently. She tried to get to Jade, her former trusted confidant, but she could not reach her.

Right now, Mandy suddenly said that she had a witness...

A bad foreboding rose from within her. While she was lost in her thought, she sensed somebody looking at her.

She turned towards the direction and realized it was Julian who was looking at her with a knowing look.

Julian just glanced at her, and he soon withdrew his glance, but fear began to fill Madam Jenkins's heart.

She had a hunch that things were slowly getting out o f control. She even had the urge to exit the court right now, but she pressed down the impulse.

Don't fret,' she commanded herself. ‘Even if Jade were here, she’s her trusted confidant. She would never betray me.'

Jade was Mandy's final trump card. She was waiting not far away, so the people from the court soon brought her over.

The moment Jade appeared in Madam Jenkins’s sight, her body shook.

"Mom," Charlotte was stunned as well. She involuntarily cast a glance at Madam Jenkins.

"How did that slut get to Jade?" Madam Jenkins hissed through an undertone.

She began to regret it. She should not have let her compassion get the best of her and let Jade go so easily. Jade knew so many things and secrets about her, and she should have made her unable to open her mouth ever again.

But now, it was already too late. She just hoped that Jade could be smarter and watch her mouth. After all, she never treated her shabbily throughout the year while she was still working as her maid, so there was no reason for her to betray her.

Madam Jenkins kept comforting herself, but her calm facade was already starting to crumble.

Luke was startled when he saw Madam Jenkins's paling face. He quickly asked, "What's wrong, Mom? Are you not feeling well?"