Chapter 591 Spend the rest of your life atoning for your sins
Lyra listened to his analysis and was thinking about it as well.
Anne had been very cautious. This time on the ind, the stuff she nned in advance was
substandard, not as rigorous as her previous n.
And Malcolm talked about the issue of shooting, and she didn''t think it would stand up to scrutiny.
And not to mention when Anne learned to shoot, she did shoot more decisively. Collin''s internal organs
were not injured at all. That was just a rtively light gunshot wound.
She felt that Anne, this time, seemed to have another purpose.
Thinking carefully, she asked Malcolm, "What''s the status of Chad''s questioning?"
"I haven''t asked him. Since you''re here, go over the record together?"
Lyra nodded in agreement, and Malcolm offered to take her hand and lead her into the bureau.
Thinking of Anne''s confession about that incident with her mother, she told Malcolm the story word for
word.
"I didn''t expect her to be so small at the time, but have such an evil idea. If what she said is true, then
she really let me feel very scary. I can''t believe at all. I want to investigate it again. "
His wife asked him to help and he was cheerful to ept it, "I can send someone to investigate it, but
may not be able to find out the results. It happened many years ago. ording to what Anne Windsor
said to your, that incident was suppressed by your father. You father had always been careful. I''m afraid
it is difficult to check the evidence again."
Lyra had thought about this result, "It''s okay. Just check it out. If you really can''t find it out, just assume
she''s telling the truth."
The two held hands together into the bureau and went to check Chad''s records of the interrogation
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from Anne, Paul and Paul''s bodyguards.
Chad handed Lyra Paul''s record of words.
"Lyra, he didn''t admit to being involved with Anne Windsor''s crime and insisted she quietly stole the
gun from his room and installed the metal cage in the vi. Theoretically, although it feels like a pervert
to do so, there is no rule that he can''t do so and he''s fault."
From the ind back to now, Chad had not been able to take a break and his throat was dry.
Malcolm personally handed him a cup of tea.
He gulped and continued, "Paul Hoare, after all, has Owhil noble identity. In order not to cause an
international sensation, if we can''t incriminate him within today, he will have to be released tomorrow."
Lyra read Paul''s record carefully, "Then let him go. He''s a fool who is used by Anne. As long as he
didn''t make serious crime of murder and arson in Crana, we''re not likely to linger him too long."
Her target was mainly Anne Windsor. Other aplices were not important at all.
Malcolm carefully reviewed the records as well, "Wait a little longer for Anne Windsor''s evidence. I''ll
send someone to check over that incident years ago, and then the evidence will be summarized to
send to justice."
Chad: "Okay bro."
For two days in a row, they were busy collecting all kinds of incriminating evidence against Anne.
After entering NIB, she would never get out lightly this time.
Day 3.
The case of Lyra''s mother that happened years ago didn''t have any progress.
The more there was no suspicion, the more it meant that the evidence was handled cleanly by
Reginald.
Lyra took Anne''s word for it and made a statement at NIB herself about their argument that day, based
on Anne''s statement at the time.
All the evidence was consolidated and Chad submitted it to the Department of Justice that afternoon.
Now they just had to wait for the oue of the trial.
Lyra was just about to leave NIB when her cell phone rang. It was from an unknown number that had
been cked out.
She knew who the owner of the number was.
It was Collin.
Lyra instantly turned serious. After picking up the phone, without waiting for him to speak, she stated
bluntly, "All the evidence rted to Ethel''s crime has been handed over to justice. If you want to plead
for her, you don''t have to."
Collin was silent for a long time, as if he was speechless after she guessed it right.
It took a while before Collin said, "Can youe back to Anning Hill? There''s something I want to talk
to you in person."
"OK."
The moment Lyra agreed, she hung up the phone straight away.
She found Chad, asked for a copy of Anne''s statement, and drove herself straight to the Lloyd Manor in
Anning Hill.
Master bedroom at Collin''s vi.
Collin, with a box in his arms, sat by the head of the bed in the master bedroom. He was looking out
the window, as if he was lost in thought.
Lyra knocked politely on the door and stepped in.
"Or do you want to talk to me about Ethel? Her mother saved your life with her own, and you want to
use that as a condition for me to persuade Malcolm to go easy on her?"
Collin looked at her and didn''t say a word, but that meant no rebuttal.
Lyra smiled in mockery as she opened her bag and tossed Anne''s deposition from the bureau, onto
Collin.
"Although mom was sick, but not sick to death. It was Ethel quietly removed her oxygen mask when
she was critically ill. Dad knew about it and chose to indulge Ethel. Take a good look. The illegitimate
sister you had been protecting for so long was so malicious."
Collin looked at her in astonishment.
Not digesting her words, his expression was suspicious and shocking.
He immediately took the deposition and read it carefully line by line.
While he was checking out the truth, Lyra didn''t hang around but added fuel to his fire.
"You don''t even know how arrogant Ethel was the other day when she brought me into the ind vi
and said she took off Mom''s oxygen mask. She watched Mom''s unbelievably horrified face as she
watched her die."
"After all these years, she wasn''t even guilty, but rather angry that she didn''t get her mother into the
Lloyd family as a proper wife, so that she could be a real noble daughter."
"You''ve helped her so much. She just feels like ying with you. You''re just a stepping stone for her."
"Collin, don''t you feel guilty for making your own sister sad over such a wolfish bastard sister?"
The more she said, the more furiously Lyra clenched her fists. There was monstrous hatred in her
eyes, wanting to kill Ethel directly.
Collin read the deposition back and forth for three times and kept shaking his head with a horrified
expression, "How can this be ..."
Lyra observed his expression of total disbelief and breathed deeply to suppress her anger.
"Believe it or not, but you can rest assured. After all, she''s a part of the Lloyd family. I will not let her
die, not to mention it happened a long time ago. Based on her confessions and her age at the time, she
can''t be sentenced to death. But I want her to be imprisoned for life, living worse than death in hell.
Spend the rest of her life atoning for what she did."
After finishing her speech resentfully, she turned her head and left.
Collin was still reading that deposition. The box on hisps contained some of their mother''s
belongings. It was even toote to open it for Lyra to see.