Chapter 296 Finger

Susan's death was a huge blow to Judy.

Upon returning to the Royal Estate, that afternoon, Judy fell ill with a low fever that wouldn't subside and aching all over.

Lewis stayed by her side, temporarily leaving work matters to his subordinates.

He held her in his arms, providing silent company and comfort.

Judy slept restlessly, constantly dreaming of her childhood.

When she saw Susan's body, she realized that no matter how great the grudges in the world, they meant nothing in the face of death.

The things people cling to and can't let go of, once they touch death, become utterly meaningless.

Only by living does one have everything to begin with.

If asked if Judy hated Susan, it didn't seem to be hatred anymore.

After John saw the body at the police station, he immediately came to the Royal Estate.

Lewis went downstairs and signaled John not to disturb Judy.

Lewis said, "She's not feeling well and needs rest. If you have anything to say, you can tell me."

John, with a heavy heart, sai