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A week later, the arrest of Harris was reported on the Internet.

With the exposure of everything about him, more insight about the New Coast project was exposed.

All press reports were written by Daphne Aldrich alone.

The whole topic was spread in City N again in an instant.

The leader of the press also praised her, “Yeah, good job. You really did a good job in manage to report both the case of Steve Billings and the follow-up of the arrest of Harris.”

In the other end of the phone, Daphne smiled at his compliments, “Thank you, boss. The trial of Steve’s case is about to start. I’ll continue to do my job first.”

“Okay. When the verdict comes out, notify me immediately. Let’s see if we can get another headline today.”

“OK.”

Hanging up the phone, Daphne took a deep breath, turned around and walked into the courthouse.

She had just entered the hall when she saw Donald and the Prosecutor coming from the other side.

Donald, wearing a nicely tailored suit and gold-rimmed glasses, holding a briefcase in his hand, was whispering something to the prosecutor.

Seeing this, a smile gradually appeared on Daphne’s face. She’d better not disturb his work.

She retracted her gaze and was about to turn around when Mr. Shawn looked over and said, “Daphne.”

Daphne turned around and saw Donald strode toward her.

Donald said, “The trial is about to start. Where are you going?”

Daphne pointed to the vending machine next to her, “I’m going to buy a bottle of water.”

Donald followed the direction of her finger, strode over, bought a bottle of water, unscrewed the bottle cap and handed it to her, “How is your article? Have you prepared it?”

Daphne took the water and said with a smile, “The article is ready. We’ll see what outcome Mr. Shawn will bring to the case today.”

Knowing that she was trying to get some information from him again, Donald slightly smiled and lowered his voice a little, “What I can tell you now is that the prosecution will charge Steve with domestic violence for death. But unfortunately, they will find out that he is not guilty for the charge.”

Hearing this, Daphne was a little startled.

She murmured, “What do you mean by he’s not guilty for domestic violence to death...”

Donald said, “You’re very smart. You’ll understand in the trial afterwards.”

With that said, Donald glanced at the time, “You should have to re-prepare your news report. You can still finish the article if you want to deliver it after the trial.”

After he finished speaking, he stepped back with a smile on his face, then turned around and left.

Daphne looked at the half-opened bottle in front of her. Something suddenly flashed through her mind.

The information from the office had always been domestic violence, and she always felt that it’s the correct direction of investigation. Steve, a savage baster, must have done such a thing, but...

He was the only one that know how his wife died.

And Donald must have gotten some more important clues from his conversation with Steve or the investigation or even evidence collection that she didn’t know.

This subtle clue could have not even been discovered by the police.

Steve’s wife died in the process of domestic violence from him, but she was not killed by domestic violence, so there was only one possibility…

She suicided because she couldn’t stand it!

So, Mr. Shawn would succeed in this case, because the prosecution charged Steve with intentional homicide. But he wasn’t guilty for murder or homicide.

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