Under the Heiress' Facade novel Chapter 408

"Does she smell?" Hera pulled down Bernard's hand that was covering her nose.

Bernard and the guests went speechless for a moment.

How could she not smell it when it was this bad?

She proceeded to remove a silver needle behind her ear. No one noticed it until now!

As soon as the needle was removed, the strange smell wafted her nose. Almost instantly, she poked the needle back again so that she couldn't smell anything.

The corner of Bernard's lips twitched. The others, including Nicholas, widened their eyes at her cheating move.

Camille, who was kneeling, suddenly burst into laughter.

The man before her eyes was the man she swore she would marry. Yet, he was hugging another woman and looking at her in disgust.

Camille spent so much time enhancing herself the past few years just to draw his attention. She even went as far as becoming an imposter to earn respect from the public.

Yet, Bernard didn't even spare a glance in her direction.

Her effort was futile; she even dug her own grave. She was on the verge of going berserk, but reality wouldn't let that happen.

"Camille Chime, you're suspected of developing drugs and trafficking. Please come with us for further investigation." A group of armed police appeared on the scene.

They quickly arrested Camille, Julia, Wilson, and the patients, who were still consuming drugs like crazy. A few of the leftover medicine samples were taken away as well.

Considering his family's reputation, he wondered how much the compensation would suffice. Plus, in order to protect his family's name, they might need to disown Camille for good.

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"Ms. Chime Impersonates Dr. Shadow, Selling Drugs as Divine Medicine."

That day, the incident reached the headlines and the international news.

Chime Pharmaceutical's stock price met a continuous decline for two weeks, and the factories that produced Divine Medicine were shut down.

The senior executives of related departments, who approved Divine Medicine, were fired and involved in the investigation. Many patients protested at the hospitals and offices of Chime Pharmaceutical to demand a thorough examination of all their medicine.