Revenge After Prison Never Forgiven (Abigail) novel Chapter 236

Chapter 236

Chapter 236

“You’re all law–abiding citizens who’ve never been to prison. You have no idea what it’s like inside. I think when regular people get out, they want a calm, easy life,” Abigail said.

Her words made some reporters pause, unsure how to continue their questioning.

Before coming here, the media had thoroughly investigated the Gibson family’s background. They knew her story well.

Abigail was supposed to be the Gibson family’s real daughter, but someone had switched her at birth. She became an abandoned baby, sent to an orphanage in Cobridge.

Twelve years of her life had been stolen. She should have returned to her wealthy family and enjoyed a life of privilege. But that never happened.

The Gibson family never accepted the girl from the orphanage. In fact, they looked down on her. Daniella had taken her place like a cuckoo in the nest and constantly bullied her.

“Ms. Gibson, I’ve uncovered something very private that I’d like to verify with you.” A young, serious female reporter stepped forward, holding her microphone. Her sharp eyes had a penetrating quality, as if she could see straight through to the truth.

Abigail turned to her. “What?”

Sebastian and the others all focused on this unusual reporter.

“I found out that you were accepted to Vanguard University,” the reporter said calmly. “But Daniella killed someone just days after you turned eighteen. Have you ever wondered if her ‘accidental‘ killing might have actually been intentional?”

The other reporters, who had been looking for tearjerker stories, now turned their attention to this female journalist.

“You’d have to ask Daniella herself,” Abigail replied. With so many people watching, she couldn’t fuel speculation without evidence.

To seek fairness and justice, one had to be honest.

Abigail knew exactly how online public opinion worked these days. Victims had to be flawless. They couldn’t have any blemishes.

If they did, and if unscrupulous media outlets hungry for traffic caught wind of it, they would twist the truth and put the victims on trial from every angle.

She’d seen too many tragedies like this happen. Abigail knew the pattern all too well.

The female reporter nodded and continued, “I interviewed the nannies who were dismissed from the Gibson

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family. Almost all of them testified that Daniella bullied you constantly and even manipulated your parents and your two brothers to abuse you mentally and physically for years.

“She humiliated you and took everything from you. Even so, don’t you think Daniella deliberately killed someone with her car right after you turned eighteen?”

“People’s minds work independently. I can’t connect to her brain, so I can’t determine whether her actions were intentional at that time. Thank you,” Abigail replied calmly.

The reporter realized Abigail was truly clever. Even if Abigail knew Daniella had done it on purpose back then, there was no difference it would make.

As long as Daniella refused to admit it, no one could prove it was intentional. That was the real evil in this