One night Two babies by Liz Pinelis novel Chapter 317

Stanley's eyes flickered slightly.

He wanted to say that he believed that she didn't push Ivy. After all, with her character, she didn't seem to be that kind of people who would do such a thing.

But when they came in, Ivy did fall to the ground, and she indeed looked like that she was pushing Ivy, so he couldn't make a conclusion.

Seeing Stanley's delay in uttering a sound, Violet felt sad. Her eyes dimmed. There was a mockery in her eyes.

It seemed that in his heart, Ivy was more trustworthy than her, his wife.

"Since Miss Hunt said that she didn't push me, just forget it. It doesn’t matter." Ivy waved her hand, with a bitter smile on her face, "After all, I said something wrong and mentioned Miss Hunt's mother. That’s why Miss Hunt was so angry that she... Anyway, it’s all my fault. Stanley, don’t blame her."

With that, she pulled the sleeves of Stanley.

Stanley remembered that he promised Violet last time. He raised his arm and pulled the sleeves out. "What did you just say?"

"I just said..."

"Enough! You don't deserve to mention my mother!" Violet interrupted Ivy with a sneer, then looked at Stanley and Henry with cold eyes, took a breath, and said in a cold voice, "Since you all believe that I pushed Ivy, there is no need to ask more. Just watch the monitoring. It is useless to say anything else."

Her indifferent attitude made Stanley's lips pursed, "I didn't say that I don’t believe you."

There was a trace of dissatisfaction in Ivy's eyes. Her face distorted for a moment.

What he said meant that he thought that she did it herself?

"But you didn't deny Ivy." Violet pointed at Ivy.

Stanley's thin lips moved. He was irrefutable.

Indeed, he didn't say that he didn’t believe her, but he didn't think Ivy was lying.

But in this matter, one of them obviously lied.

Thinking about it, Stanley looked at Ivy with a bit of scrutiny in his eyes.

Ivy guessed his thoughts. She was stunned, but she pretended to be sad. She looked at him pitifully and shook her head, "Stanley, I..."

"Well, Ivy, can you stop talking?" Ivy was interrupted by Henry before she finished speaking.

Henry looked at her with complicated eyes, "We'll take care of this matter. Don't say anything."

Hearing the disappointment in Henry's tone, Ivy was stunned.

What did he mean?

Did he know anything?

Looking at Ivy's constantly changing eyes, Henry guessed what she was thinking. He gave a wry smile.

At the beginning, he confirmed that Violet pushed Ivy.

But just now when he saw the distortion in Ivy’s eyes, and then thought of Ivy’s true character. He knew that Violet was innocent. All of this was directed and acted by Ivy.

Thinking of this, Henry took a deep breath. His cute baby face returned to his usual look. He smiled, "Since Ivy said it had nothing to do with you when she fell down, there is no need to watch the surveillance. Besides, this ward is not monitored, either."

Stanley didn’t say anything, either.

It was because there was no monitoring that he couldn't tell who was lying.

Otherwise, he would have watched the monitoring video at the first time.

"Then, you meant just let this matter go?" Violet squinted. Her eyes locked on Henry, as if she could see through the true thoughts in the depths of his heart.

Henry looked away with a guilty conscience. He didn't dare to look at her at all. He said with a smile, "Yes, Ivy just fell and it was nothing serious. Stanley, what do you think of?"

Stanley's eyes sank, and finally he nodded in agreement.

Because there was really no evidence, it might as well just let it go.

Seeing that Stanley had agreed to his proposal, Henry breathed a sigh of relief, and then secretly warned Ivy.

Violet saw it.

She sneered at Henry.

It turned out that this man also knew what had happened just now. He knew it was Ivy who was lying.