Chapter 195
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Nina wiped her cheeks when she finished speaking.
Another journalist asked, “What do you think could have been Annabel’s motivation for pushing you into the lake p>
Nina burst into tears. “I’m not sure, but I think it has something to do with the grudge she holds against me. When I was still working at Benton Group, Annabel was envious of me. I thought it was just a simple dislike. It came as a shock to me that she hated me so much she wanted me dead. I’m a bad swimmer. I struggled with all my strength and called out for help when I could. Annabel just stood on the shore and yelled at me to die faster p>
Cathy chimed in, “Yes, that’s true. My classmate and I happened to see how Annabel pushed Nina into the lake p>
“And there you have it, viewers! It turns out that the speculations and earlier reports were true. Annabel intentionally pushed Nina into the lake. Criminals like Annabel shouldn’t be allowed to roam freely. We believe that the long arm of the law will catch up with her soon,” the lead reporter said to the camera seriously.
Those words triggered a round of applause from the audience. They called Annabel many unprintable names.
It was at this moment that Annabel arrived at the door of the ward. She overheard those words.
Holding her head up high, she walked into the ward majestically. She looked at Nina and said calmly, “I agree. Justice must be served. Criminals should be punished. Isn’t that right, Nina p>
Nina was shocked for a while. Her eyes filled with rage and disdain as she snapped, “Annabel, you’re a murderer. How dare you show up here p>
The reporters immediately turned their attention to Annabel when they heard her voice, afraid of missing anything, and focused their cameras on her.
Nobody had expected Annabel to show up.
Many internet users had cursed her online, thinking she would be hiding. On the other hand, her sudden appearance made things far more exciting for the media.
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The conflict between the two women would make the live interview more dramatic and appealing to the public, and viewership was bound to increase.
One reporter stepped forward and asked Annabel, “Nina and Cathy have told us what happened at Lover Lake. They both claim that you pushed Nina into the lake. Is that true p>
“Cathy, did you honestly see me push Nina into the lake?” Annabel chuckled.
“Yes. My classmate and I witnessed the incident,” Cathy replied firmly.
“Are you sure?” Annabel then looked at Nina and sneered. “What about you, Nina? Did you see it clearly? Did I push you into the lake p>
“Yes! You’re so wicked that you wanted to murder me. How could I possibly be wrong? You were the one who pushed me into the lake!” Nina shouted furiously, her pale face distorted and her eyes filled with hatred.
“Well, Nina, you claim I pushed you into the lake, intending to kill you. But you’re still alive, aren’t you? Who rescued you?” Annabel asked abruptly.
Nina was astounded. She was well aware that Annabel was the one who had rescued her and given her CPR. But there was no way she was going to tell the truth.