"But you're innocent! You got accused!" Mrs. Wells said with a touch of bitterness in her voice. "It's all Sandra's fault! She did this to you! If you’re worried about the stigma, let's overturn the case. Didn't Serenity say we have a thirty percent chance of success?"

Clara said nothing more and watched her son quietly. After a while, she got up and said, "Mom, I'm a little tired today. I'm going home to rest. Please take care of Yanny."

Mrs. Wells found it a little strange, knowing her daughter's personality. Clara would usually spend the night in the hospital with Yanny no matter what. Mrs. Wells thought maybe Clara was exhausted from working hard at the food stall day and night, so she said, "Go home and rest early."

"Okay. I'll come back tomorrow morning," Clara said, leaving the ward. However, Clara did not head home after leaving the hospital. Instead, she walked to the bus stop and dialed a phone number.

"I'm Clara. I need to talk to Wilson tonight. It's about Yannick. If y