He Lost Me to His Best Friend novel Chapter 860

"And I am handing every single piece of this evidence straight to the police!"

Scarlett's voice cut like a whip. "Furthermore, your repeated trespassing at my mother's home, your threats, and your attempts to extort custody of my daughter—I am pressing charges for every single count!"

Under Julian's control, the screen seamlessly scrolled through a mountain of irrefutable evidence. Documents, audio clips, and timelines laid bare every disgusting scheme Corinne and the others had plotted.

Corinne, Melanie, Sylvia, and Clarissa stood paralyzed. Their knees buckled.

It was over.

It was all over.

Scarlett had outplayed them completely. Not only were they getting zero money, but they were staring down the barrel of serious criminal charges. With the airtight evidence Scarlett had just unveiled, they were looking at prison time.

The suffocating public humiliation and impending doom finally broke Corinne.

Her eyes bloodshot and veins bulging on her forehead, she let out a feral scream and lunged directly at Scarlett.

"You little bitch! You faked it!"

"You set this whole thing up! You just wanted to throw us all in a cell!"

Driven mad by desperation, Corinne wanted nothing more than to tear Scarlett apart with her bare hands.

But before she could even get close, Julian stepped smoothly in front of Scarlett, shoving Corinne back with ruthless force.

Melanie rushed to catch her mother. Gritting her teeth, she shrieked at the crowd, "My mother is right! This was all her doing!"

"She was never dead! She orchestrated this massive trap just to ruin our reputations and our lives!"

Julian's words hung in the air, greeted by a second of stunned silence.

Then, the crowd exploded.

The guests unleashed a torrent of pure fury upon the Flynn women.

"Despicable! Treating your own flesh and blood like a paycheck! You're worse than animals!"

"No wonder she didn't even look at the baby! Handing a child to these sociopaths would be a death sentence!"

The overwhelming wave of public hatred completely engulfed them.

Pushed back by Julian's shove, Corinne stumbled hard, her back slamming painfully against the wooden chair.