Amara, her face pale, looked up and said, "I had just joined the production, nning to read a book in the break room when Liliana stopped me in my tracks. She wanted me to tweak the scene for the next shoot. I refused and turned to leave. I hadn''t taken more than a couple of steps before I heard a cry. I turned around to see Liliana iling in the pond, sshing around wildly until someone went in to rescue her. And that''s exactly how it went down."


    Amara recounted the incident just as it had happened. She wasn''t sure if anyone believed her, but she knew she had a clear conscience.


    She felt an intense gaze boring down on her from above - it was Finnian, but she avoided making eye contact with him.


    Just then, a nurse pushed open the door to the hospital room and stepped out, pulling down her mask. "The process was sessful, and Ms. Porter''s baby is okay. However, she needs to rest more during this period. We advise taking a week off work to stay in bed."


    Hearing this, everyone let out a collective sigh of relief, asking, "Has Liliana woken up?"


    "Can we go in and see her?"


    "Ms. Porter is conscious now. You can visit her, but keep it under ten minutes."


    The nurse left, and Finnian was the first to enter the room, followed quickly by Cedric and the others. Amara stood up but didn''t go in right away.


    Now that her mind was clearing up, she reyed the day''s events in her head, feeling utterly bizarre. She was sure she hadn''t even touched Liliana; Liliana must have jumped into the pond on her own. But why? To frame her? That didn''t make any sense she had no motive.


    If Finnian refused to divorce her and continued ignoring Liliana, it would make sense for Liliana to try and frame her. But Finnian was entirely on Liliana''s side now, and their divorce cooling-off period was almost over. Liliana should be reveling in both career and love. Why would she do such a thing?


    Besides, by jumping into the pond, the one most at risk was her unborn child. Why would she endanger her own baby? Surely she wouldn''t jump in just because Amara wouldn'' change the script for her. That was absurd.


    Determined to get to the bottom of this, Amara nced at the hospital room and followed the others inside.


    "Finn, you''re here."


    Liliana reached out her pale hand, clutching frail


    Es


    she continued, "I was so


    Finnian''s arm, her voice et


    scared, our baby almost..."


    As she spoke, tears welled up and spilled over. She quickly turned her back to wipe them away.


    Finnian stood by the bedside, his expression stern and cold. "What happened that time? Why did you fall into the water?"


    Liliana bit her lip, casting a nce towards Amara, who stood by the door. Everyone followed her gaze to look at Amara.


    "I was talking to Ms. Sullivan," Liliana said weakly asked her to change the script, and she refused. She got angry at my request. So, Ms. livan kept pressing me, and I kept stepping back. I was terrified as I backed away, and before I knew it, I stumbled into the pond."


    When Liliana finished, all eyes were on Amara, as if they were seeing her in a new, darker light.


    Amara was trembling with indignation, but she fought to stayposed. She moved to the bedside and said, "You''re lying!"