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Chapter 10

    Chapter 10


    Not even a momentter, the sound of Jenna''s cries attracted a crowd.


    After Jenna was rescued from the water, it was no surprise that the first thing she did was to use


    Judy of pushing her.


    "Why did you push me, Judy!" She cried in feigned despair.


    Judy watched as everyone stared at her with judgmental eyes. She furrowed her eyebrows. There


    was quite an audience, but she still had to exin herself.


    She shook her head as she signed, "I didn''t push her."


    As the only one who understood signnguage, Jenna smirked. Then she eximed dramatically,


    "You said you hate me? Judy… Why do you hate me… We''re sisters… How could you?"


    Judy''s gaze darkened at this. The woman was intentionally twisting her exnation. Based on the


    expressions of those around them, they clearly bought her lies.


    Due to the rumors she was spreading, everyone in the manor now knew that rk likes her, and


    was under the impression that Judy yed tricks to marry rk in her ce.


    Hence, everyone detested Judy and sympathized with Jenna instead. Moreover, her sweet words


    also aided in winning everyone else over.


    "She probably did it because she envied Ms. Jenna," someone said.


    "What a vile woman, how could she do that to her own sister," another chimed in.


    "She looked so pitiful, who would''ve thought she was this evil?"


    The discussions they were having secretly pleased Jenna. On the surface, however, she put on a


    sad expression and looked at Sally.


    "It''s not what you guys think, Mdm. Hebert. My sister didn''t do it on purpose!"


    Sally''s gaze was sharp like a knife.


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    "We have no business keeping a wicked woman like you in the family!" Sally berated Judy.


    Jenna continued adding fuel to the me. "Please have mercy on my sister, Mdm. Hebert. I


    understand where she''sing from. If it wasn''t for my sudden arrival, she wouldn''t have been so


    triggered to the point where she would do this."


    Judy''s face fell even more after listening to their words. How could others not see what their goal


    was?


    Jenna wanted to get Judy out of the Reid family, and her goal also coincided with Sally''s. The pair


    were using each other to put on a show. They got along splendidly.


    But how could she bear the me for this?


    She took the pen and paper from her bag and wrote: "I want to check the surveince footage to


    prove my innocence."


    Jenna wasn''t nervous in the slightest. "I really don''t me you, Judy. Just admit it. You''d look even


    worse if you don''t, even if we pull out the footage."


    Lora interjected. "Ma''am, the cameras are broken."


    Sally shot her a look and nodded. She was tantly lying.


    "That''s right, it''s been broken for quite a few days now. The handyman will only drop by to repair it


    tomorrow."


    Judy felt the sudden urge tough.


    This was the oldest trick in the book. These women were so cunning it was impossible not to realize


    it. Yet, they chose to ignore the truth anyway.


    Maybe the cameras had been shut off beforehand, that''s why they were so nonchnt and


    unfazed.


    Jenna didn''t seed in framing her in front of everybody. Instead, no one here epted her in the


    first ce. To them, the truth didn''t matter. What mattered was that only Jenna ke deserved to be


    with rk Reid.


    As for a mute like her?


    She simply wasn''t good enough!


    She''d originally assumed this was a set-up by her sister. She didn''t expect the entire household to


    gang up against her.


    Was it premeditated?


    Judy was right. As expected, Sally promptly followed up.


    "Since there''s no use in exining. You should apologize to Jenna for making a mistake like this!"


    Judy''s fists tightened subconsciously.


    An apology would mean an admittance.


    As she endured their nasty stares, it felt as though she was the wicked woman they all made her


    out to be.


    Judy drew a deep breath and was unyielding as she casted them a nce. She wrote her stance


    down on the paper.


    "Why should I apologize for something I didn''t do?"
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