Chapter 588


    The court upheld its decision to hear the case despite efforts from the Valentine''swyers to annul the


    charges. Undeniably, it was not Yvette who pushed the deceased. However, if it were not for her


    actions, this tragedy would not have happened...


    Gordon apologized immediately and paid the fine. She was then detained for five days.


    Yvette was disgruntled and wanted to object. Firstly, she had not killed anyone; secondly, she


    Gordon stared at her and had the cops lead her away immediately. She was somewhat responsible for


    the incident regardless.


    It was true that she did not do it. However, should the video be uploaded to the inte, that tiny bit of


    relevance would be sufficient to disgrace her. By the time this happened, how could she maintain her


    foothold in Santabaca?


    Thus, before the video was uploaded, Gordon felt that Yvette should pay the fine and ept detention


    as a manner of apology.


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    Therefore, even if the video were disclosed, nobody would criticize her. Instead, they would sympathize


    with her.


    When Summer’swyer returned with the news, she smirked as she cleaned up the room. Puzzled, the


    "No, it''s what I expected. Yvette had pushed Samantha, but dad was too kind. All he wanted to do was


    to grab hold of Samantha who was wobbly.


    Unfortunately, he lost his footing and fell. If only he had not acted, he would not have fallen."


    "Indeed. Logically speaking, the court could have dismissed our usation. Instead, it handed her that


    kind of punishment. The oue is indeedforting yet at the same time iprehensible."


    Summer gave no further thought but instead gathered up her emotions. She still had school to attend


    and coursework to prepare.


    Initially, she had taken leave because of her unborn child. With the child gone now, she should get back


    to work; the busier, the better. As long as she kept herself busy, she would not be bothered by those


    matters.


    Mark never appeared before Summer again. Instead, h e watched her and Charlotte without them


    knowing, until they were out of his sight.


    Seeing Summer recover herposure, he was afraid that his presence at this moment would trigger


    a rpse of her emotional turmoil.


    She was heartbroken, but neither did he recover from his heartache...


    His chest heaved before he started the car engine and drove toward hispany.


    For five days, Yvette was in prison. She felt as if she had gone mad. There was nothing in the tiny


    metal cell, so there was nothing she could do but wait.


    After five days, she was released, and the first thing she did was visit Ronald in prison.


    The condition of Ronald''s legs remained the same. In just a few days, he had grown frail and haggard


    at a surprising pace.


    Yvette was somewhat heartbroken. Her hatred toward Summer welled up uncontrobly. ''It was all her


    fault. If it wasn’t for her, this wouldn''t have happened to the Valentine family.’


    Yvette felt extremely uneasy. As she listened to the gossip, her anger reached its peak instantly.


    Harboring her zing anger, she had the chauffeur start the engine and head directly to Summer’s


    house. It was Daisy who greeted her at the door.


    Just like a fish that begins to stink at the head; I don''t know whose character had she inherited!"


    ''Like a fish that begins to stink at the head'' is normally used for an organization, instead of saying


    something hereditary.


    Daisy answered, "If you are innocent, why are you so fearful of being judged by others?" Her tone was


    cold.


    Yvette became more irritated. "You better keep an eye on your daughter. Don’t let that vicious vixen


    seduce m y son ever again!”