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With a heavy thud, Sabrina's body crashed onto the floor.
She was completely disoriented from the impact, her bones feeling as though they had been knocked out of alignment.
At that exact moment, the bodyguards charged onto the terrace.
Arthur and Evelyn stumbled in right behind them, gasping for breath.
The moment Sabrina saw her parents, she scrambled over and threw her arms around Evelyn's legs, wailing hysterically.
"Mom! It was her! She tried to push me over! She tried to kill me! You saw it, she was trying to throw me off!"
Evelyn looked down at her, then up at Sienna, who was leaning against the railing, her arm trembling uncontrollably and her face completely pale. For a moment, Evelyn's mind was an absolute mess of panic and confusion.
Arthur's face was dangerously dark.
However, Sienna merely stared coldly at Sabrina's pathetic performance, slowly raising her left arm.
She wore an elegant smartwatch on her wrist.
With a look of sheer apathy, she pointed her wrist directly at Sabrina.
Under everyone's shocked and uncertain gazes, she pressed a tiny button on the side of the watch.
The next second, a crystal-clear recording of Sabrina's deranged, venomous voice played from the smartwatch's built-in recorder:
*"If I have nothing left, I'm going to make sure you don't get a happy ending either! We're going to die together!"*
*"If I can't have it, neither can you!"*
*"Dad! Mom! Help! It's Sienna! She's trying to push me off!"*
The smartwatch perfectly captured the entire ordeal—from Sabrina's fake apology, to her murderous lunge, to her vile accusations while dangling from the ledge.


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