The evidence he had gathered was enough for Tess to spend the rest of her life in prison.
Lucinda couldn’t help but smile viciously. Tomorrow, she would send the whole Green family to their doom!
She called Zaniyah over and discussed the matter until the afternoon.
Then she thought about Nathaniel, who was still recuperating in the hospital. She called in Leon and asked him to find something for her.
When it was time to get off work, Lucinda packed up her things and went back home first.
Unexpectedly, she found Abel waiting outside the villa.
“Why aren’t you with Nathaniel at the hospital?” she asked with a frown.
Abel explained helplessly, “Mr. Roberts insisted that he didn’t want to stay in the hospital, so they discharge him.
Nathaniel left the hospital already?
Lucinda fell silent. She had planned to visit him at the hospital later, but it seemed that she didn’t need to anymore.
She was about to enter the house when Abel suddenly grabbed her hand and whispered, “Miss, I think Mr. Roberts is… Well, let’s just say he’s been acting strange.”
“Even you think so?” It seemed that Nathaniel was really hiding something.
Lucinda pursed her lips tightly.
Abel nodded.
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“As soon as Mr. Roberts came back, he went straight to his room. He hasn’t come out since then.”
“I see.”
Wearing a grim expression, Lucinda entered the villa and went straight upstairs.
The door of Nathaniel’s room was closed, but it wasn’t locked.
Lucinda pushed the door open without bothering to knock. The bed inside was neatly made and wrinkle-free.
Nathaniel was lying quietly on a deck chair by the window. Wearing a dark suit, he looked relaxed, enjoying the sunset view.
Because it was late autumn, the sunlight wasn’t too hot.
His perfect side profile was enveloped in a warm glow, making him look even more charming.
But when Lucinda got closer, she noticed that his thin lips were chapped and colorless, and that his face was pale. In a word, he looked extremely weak.
“You shouldn’t be lying on your back,” Lucinda scolded gently.