As soon as they walked out of the ward, Bryant took Valerie to a quiet corner at the end of the corridor.
He asked coldly, "Did you push her down the stairs?"
Fearing that someone might hear him, Bryant cautiously didn't mention the name of Michelle.
In fact, it was safer to discuss this matter at home. It was just that Bryant couldn't wait to know the truth because he had suffered a little.
He had always thought that no matter how bad Valerie was, she wouldn't kill anyone. But now he really was not sure.
Valerie looked away, staring at the white wall without saying a word, without showing the panic of being exposed.
It was a rare calm.
After a while, she answered casually, "Yes, so what?"
The feeling of his guess was totally different from that of what he had heard with his own ears. With his pupils suddenly shrinking, Bryant was shocked. It took Bryant half a minute to accept the truth.
With a straight face, he said, "Valerie, you shouldn't have done that."
"I have done it, but I can't go back the past." Valerie glanced at Bryant with a faint smile and sneered.
"If I could go back and change the past, I wouldn't have pushed her f
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ere not painful anymore.
"Leon, I really fell down by accident. Many people saw it at that time."
The more Michelle said, the lower her voice became. She felt embarrassed.
She was not a three year old child but she could fall on the ground even when walking.
Now she recalled the scene of falling. It was really shameful that so many people had seen it with their own eyes.
"Yes, Michelle fell herself. She was tripped by the wire on the ground," added Randi in a low voice.
Then, both James and Emma looked at Michelle.
Being stared, Michelle was embarrassed. She lowered her head and said, "Yes, I was careless."
"So unpromising." James rolled his eyes at her.
Emma still had doubts and looked at Leon, waiting for a completely different answer.
"You let her walk up to the eighteenth floor on purpose, otherwise she wouldn't have weak leg to fall." Leon looked at Randi with a smile on his face but coldness in his eyes.
There was smile on his face but it was full of particularly coldness, as if there was a terrifying white skinned hand, carrying the breath from hell, densely climbing up along the coccyx.
Randi's back was cold in fear.
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