Chapter <b>738 </b>


    Mnie <b>waited </b>for Dn to speak.


    She did not trust Dn, but if Dn had a conscience<b>, </b>she would not be stupid enough to say ridiculous things in court.


    Before Mnie was even done contemting this, Dn’s miserable voice began calling out loud. She looked pleadingly toward Mnie. “Mel, what will it take for you to forgive me? I’ve been having nightmares for the past two nights.


    “I dreamed that you wanted to end our rtionship as mother and daughter. Mel…”


    Mnie frowned and jumped. She looked at Dn’s pitiful face filled with pain. She had a full head of gray hair, and her skin was wrinkled. She looked absolutely pathetic in her hospital gown and wounds.


    Her gaze fell on Mnie. She did <b>not </b>seem to hear the judge and Zara call out to her.


    Luther looked at Mnie with a small smile. “May <b>I </b>ask the intiff what your mother would like you to forgive her for? Why is shemunicating with you in such a manner? Can I interpret this as you trying to get your mother to do something with certain conditions?”


    Before the trial began, Zara had warned Mnie not to answer anything <b>if </b>Luther asked her questions that had nothing to do with the case.


    Luther was <b>good </b>at making up ridiculous reasons that took advantage <b>of </b>thew’s loophole..


    “Mel…” Dn <b>was </b>still looking at her.


    Mnie’s fists were slowly clenched. Luther and Dn were pushing her <b>into </b>a corner. She could hardly breathe.


    She did not want to be reminded of what Dn had done.


    Mnie wanted to remember none of those memories.


    She looked down. Her expression seemed to be calm<b>, </b>but only Zara, who was the closest to Mnie, could <b>see </b>that Mnie’s shoulders were trembling.


    Mnie suddenly felt a deep gaze fall on her. She looked up toward the public seats.


    Eugene <b>had </b>somehowe to attend the trial. There was <b>a </b>cold look on his face. He was in a ck suit and looked somber. There was no one around him, and the <b>air </b><b>seemed </b>to stop moving around him.


    He was looking at Mnie with a deep look in his eyes. There was something serene about him.


    The way he looked at Mnie was not as cold as <b>before</b><b>. </b>There was <b>a </b>softer look to his usual stern expression and a tinge of tenderness. That was why his expression was not as sharp as before.


    Mnie met his eyes and was <b>silent </b>for <b>a </b>brief moment before turning away.


    She looked back at Zara after that, and Zara made the request<b>, </b>“I would like to call for the <b>second </b>


    witness to the stand!”


    Luter was taken aback. He lowered his head and asked Vi in a low voice, “What’s going on? Didn’t you say that Dn Lancaster is their only witness?”


    Vi appeared shocked as well. She did not expect Mnie to have more up her sleeve.-


    She was unable to hide her shock and fear when she saw the second witness appear. Her eyes widened immediately!


    George looked weak and haggard after spending some time in prison. His strong physique was now a bag of skin.


    When he walked inside, he spat at Dn, who was sitting in the wheelchair. “Stupid thing. Your deserve this!”


    Dn was stunned. Her eyes followed George the moment he appeared. It was difficult to tell what she was thinking.


    George paid no attention to her. His murky eyes swept across everyone in attendance andnded on Vi at the <b>end</b>. He smiled widely. “It’s been a while, Miss Shaw.”