Mr. Ford Is Jealous novel Chapter 1023

Chapter 1023

Warren did not even look at him and went straight to Stella.

“Get her!”

Stella stood up slowly. Warren‘s eyes were full of resentment when he looked at her.

It confused her.

“What happened?”

Ben was the first to react and stood in front of her.

“Mr. Warren, what‘s going on?”

“Get out of my way! Drag that woman out!” Warren ordered, his voice still as cold.

Ben raised his guard immediately.

“What exactly happened here, Mr. Warren?”

Seeing that he was in the way, Warren frowned.

“Get out of my way! Don‘t make me do the same thing to you!”

His men obviously outnumbered Ben‘s. Ben was a little confused.

“Mr. Warren, I don‘t wish to disobey you, but I need to heed Mr. Ford‘s orders. If you don‘t tell me what happened, I‘m afraid I can‘t let you take her...”

“This woman poisoned Zack. She killed my great grandson. I want her to pay for it with her life!”

Hearing that, Ben widened his eyes at once and retorted instinctively.

“It is impossible. There must be a mistake somewhere...”

After saying that, he looked at Stella. Stella stood up in shock.

“Poisoning?” Warren snorted when he saw her puzzled face.

“Your acting is rather good. Keep on pretending!” She calmed herself down and knitted her brows.

“Should I accept it when you slander me for no reason???”

The police were already standing in front of her. “Please cooperate, Ms. Sealey.”

She looked at them. Knowing they were ready to pin her down, she complied with the men in a hoarse voice.“ Okay, I will go with you. “I believe you will have the truth...”

“Cut the crap!” Warren shouted, “Bring her away. She shall die for her sin!!! Stella, I want you to rot in jail for the rest of your life!”

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Stella sat quietly in the small room. She did not say much during the whole process, finding the situation somewhat ridiculous and ironic.

In fact, she had imagined herself being held in the lockup some time ago.

The only difference at that time was that she thought she would be charged with Weston‘s murder, not Zachary‘s.

She smiled self–deprecatingly.

Right then, a lawyer came in. “Ms. Sealey , what are you smiling at?”

She shook her head. “Nothing. I just thought of something funny.”

The woman in front of her turned grave. “Ms. Sealey. This is a very serious charge. I hope you will cooperate with me.”