Chapter 87

The nun told her that there had been a big fire at the orphanage in the past that had burned all the children's records, and Madam Gooding had gone missing on that day too.

Jade looked at the dilapidated welfare home, feeling a mix of emotions. She felt that she should do something for the children there.

Upon returning home, she wrote a check and had Mark deliver it to the welfare home.

A few days later, the verdict for Gemma came, differing slightly from Jade's expectations. It was a death sentence, but with a one-year suspension.

Jade was somewhat discontented upon hearing the news. It was supposed to be a done deal, so how had it turned into a suspended death sentence?

"Master, can you help me find out why Gemma's sentence was changed to a suspended death sentence?" Given the crimes Gemma had committed, the death penalty should have been inevitable. The sudden change to a suspended death sentence must have been due to some powerful interference.

Without hesitation, Owen quick