When she unveils identities novel (Shirley and Braden) novel Chapter 96

Chapter 96 It’s Such a Brilliant Idea!

When Shirley heard this, her expression immediately changed. She asked urgently, “So it’s you… What did you do to May?”

“You should ask your housekeeper what she did.”

Braden’s expression was still cold. Looking at the agitated Shirley, he said indifferently, “Your housekeeper forced Amelie to have an abortion. Don’t you know that?”

He paused and said, “We were once a couple anyway Let’s take a step back. I won’t make things difficult for her, and you won’t target Amelie!”

Braden felt that he had indulged Shirley.

Amelie’s child is the only bloodline of Charles. If someone else did what May did, the one would have been turned into ashes by Braden!

“Impossible!”

Shirley shook her head and said resolutely, “I know May very well. She would not do such a thing!”

“As for me… Although I can’t wait to see Amelie in prison, I never thought of hurting her child. Even if she was sentenced, the pregnant woman would not be immediately taken in. She would give birth to the child and only be sentenced after the lactation period. During this period, there is no threat to the child.”

Shirley was a mother and could not be ruthless enough to 1

These words made Braden’s cold expression ease a little.

nds on the child.

He knew Shirley was not as cruel as she said. She was just stubborn and angry at him.

“I believe in you and your housekeeper, so this matter ends here.”

Braden once again expressed his attitude. “If you withdraw your lawsuit, your housekeeper will

regain her freedom.”

Shirley showed a disappointed expression and couldn’t help but look at Braden with a sneer. “Braden, you are so generous. You make it sound like you are going to let us go!”

“Since you believe my housekeeper and I are innocent, why don’t you just let her go but use the

withdrawal of the lawsuit as a condition?”

“Can you not be so stubborn?”

Braden felt his patience was about to run out.

Why didn’t he realize that Shirley was that tough to deal with before? He had no way to deal with

her!

“I hate being threatened the most in my life, but you are threatening me for such a vicious woman. You have really provoked me!”

Shirley clenched her fists, glared at Braden coldly, and said ruthlessly, “Let’s meet in court and see how the judge will judge!”

Shirley and Braden parted unhappily again.

After Shirley adjusted her emotions, she called Jim.

After listening to Shirley’s description, Jim said confidently, “Shirley, don’t worry Leave this to me. I promise to find a way to make May innocent. But… I need to meet May to understand the details.”

Thus, half an hour later, Shirley and Jim met at the detention center where May was detained.

The prison guard brought them to the small room where May was imprisoned and said impatiently, “Hurry up. Ten minutes.”

May was about to be sixty in her fifties. She was helplessly squatting in the corner, looking particularly pitiful.

“May, how are you?”

Shirley came to the iron gate. Through the gap in the iron bars, she shouted with distress.

ace. She grabbed the iron bars and

May suddenly raised her head and rushed over with a v said to Shirley, “Ms. Wilson, why are you here? The env…ent here is too bad, and it’s not airy.

You should go back quickly!”

“May, don’t worry about me. Time is limited. Tell Mr. Buck and me what exactly happened in ten

minutes.”

“Well…”

May hesitated for a moment, but she finally told Shirley everything that had happened.

“So, do you really have an abortion medicine for Amelie to drink?”

Shirley didn’t want to believe May would do this, so she didn’t give up asking.

“The abortion medicine was really made by me. I hope you and Mr. Stewart can get married again. Then the child cannot exist.”

May closed her eyes and put on a heroic posture. “As long as you are happy, let alone let me go to jail, even if you want my life, I’m willing!”

“May, you are silly!”

Shirley frowned anxiously, but she couldn’t really scold May.

Jim pushed his glasses and said confidently, “It’s not so tragic. There is still room for victory. Leave it to me. It’s not a problem.”

Jim’s words made Shirley heave a sigh of relief.

Other lawyers might be bragging about the lawsuit fee, but since Jim said it, he would definitely