Uncovering My Wife's Secrets (Annalise and Julian) novel Chapter 242

The next day came. It was time for the meeting. Nancy Zeller was wearing a cap, sunglasses, weari and a mask to cover herself up. Gwen Raven also wore sunglasses and a mask. Then two of them met. Nancy took off her mask and sunglasses to show her sincerity, looking at Gwen eagerly. “Gwen, tell me, what ideas do you have? How can we pin the blame on Annalise Barton?” Gwen looked at Nancy and smiled. “You’re not having second thoughts? She’s your grandmother.” “I don’t care.” “You don’t have any conflicts with Annalise Barton, right?” Gwen’s eyes were filled with curiosity. She had never understood why Nancy would wish for the death of her own grandmother. Could it be that she was interested in Julian Parks? If that was the case, it was no surprise

Annalise became her target. Nancy’s eyes flickered as she said with a smile, “I don’t have any grudges with Annalise Barton. I can’t bear to see her clowning around. Also, that old hag treats me badly, so I want her to die. And it’ll be even better if Annalise Barton can take the blame for her death. Even Sybil Xander didn’t know that she liked Julian Parks. Why would she let Gwen know of this secret?

Gwen nodded slightly. “Understood!” Some elderlies were indeed annoying, especially those who favored boys over girls, such as Gwen’s grandfather, Samuel. Nancy looked at Gwen with a burning gaze, waiting for her to say something. Gwen leaned forward and gestured to Nancy with her finger. Nancy immediately leaned forward. Gwen whispered to Nancy non-stop. She analyzed the various situations after Annalise Barton’s acupuncture.

For example, if they could suddenly stab the old lady until she bled like last time, they must take the opportunity to stall for time until she couldn’t make it. Gwen even listed a few more ways they could cause Nancy’s grandmother’s death. Regarding the old lady, there were a few acupuncture points on her body that could not be touched. She would die if so. She reminded Nancy that their plan was risky and warned her not to leave a single piece of evidence behind. Otherwise, it was easy for her to be exposed. Therefore, they had to plan ahead to deal with all kinds of situations appropriately.

Nancy looked at Gwen gratefully. “Yes, Gwen, you’re right. No matter what we do, it’s not worth it if we sacrifice ourselves.” Gwen was relieved when she heard that. She smiled and said, “Nancy, we only had coffee together. I didn’t say anything to you.” “No, we haven’t even had coffee.” Nancy smiled at Gwen tacitly and stood up. “Alright, I’m going back to ‘take good care’ of my grandmother.” Then it was evening. Annalise and the others left the farmhouse reluctantly.