Night of Destiny (Anastasia and Elliot) novel Chapter 1612

Chapter 1612 Nina’s Lies

Nina opened her eyes. Tears of regret continued to flow. With every breath she took, she could smell the stench of mold in the air. The longer she stayed in this tiny holding cell dressed in prison garb, the more she was on the verge of losing her mind.

She couldn’t even imagine what her life was going to be like from now on. How am I supposed to live like that? What’s the point of living?

In the morning, Nina was woken up by the sound of someone banging on her door. “Someone’s here to see you,” the police officer said.

Nina immediately climbed to her feet. Her bloodshot eyes, disheveled hair, and post-surgery face without any makeup on made her look like a ghost. “Who is it? Who’s here to see me?” she asked at once.

“Go and see for yourself!” Nina didn’t want anyone to see her in this state, not even her parents.

However, she did hope that Brandon and Maggie would come and see her. Maybe they’ll take pity on me once they see how pitiful I am and appeal for more lenient sentencing.

Are they here? Nina rushed to the visiting room, but when she saw the young woman sitting on the opposite side of the divider, she was overcome with shame and was tempted to head right back to her cell instead.

Queenie had come. Nina was certain that Queenie was here to mock her and would say the worst things possible to insult her.

“Why are you here?” In the end, Nina sat down. She wanted to hear what Queenie had to say.

Queenie fixed her cold, piercing eyes upon Nina. “I have a question to ask you. Have you ever heard Lisbeth mentioning my sister?”

“Why do you ask? Are you still looking for her? She might’ve died a long time ago,” Nina scoffed.

“Has Lisbeth never said anything to you before? If you’re willing to tell me what you know, I’ll go easier on you.” Queenie was serious. Lisbeth had used her sister for her schemes.

Does it mean that she might’ve something to do with my sister’s disappearance? Queenie was certain that Lisbeth wouldn’t confess to that, but perhaps Lisbeth might’ve told Nina some things while they were in cahoots together.