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The Divorced Heiress Revenge (Bella Thompson) novel Chapter 1493

Yet, unbeknownst to himself, tears welled up in Justin’s eyes.

Justin thought, ‘Mom, if you’re in heaven, you’re definitely hearing this, right?’

“Didn’t he say thirty years… How did it end up being the death penalty?!”

Shannon’s cheeks twitched uncontrollably, as if her nerves had died. Her face was pale, as if drained of blood. “You’re sentencing me unfairly! I’ll appeal! I’ll appeal!”

Hunter gripped the table’s edge, supporting himself as if he had lost all strength.

All this time, he was an undefeated, top-notch lawyer.

But this time, he had fallen hard.

He experienced defeat and lost to the one he despised the most—Steven.

“You have the right to appeal, but don’t disrupt the courtroom by yelling. It’s pointless, and it won’t change anything,” Clarence coldly warned the nearly mentally unstable woman, his frustration beyond words.

At the plaintiff’s table, upon hearing the firm final verdict, Linny’s grandmother finally felt her long-burdened heart drop heavily. Overwhelmed with emotions, she could not help but weep in the courtroom.

Two police officers forcibly lifted Shannon from the ground, only to be surprised by the puddle beneath her.

Under the crushing weight of the verdict, this woman, with her history of committing crimes, had not even realized she had lost control of her bladder again.

…

In the serene cemetery, the scent of grass and trees wafted through the air.

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