Semua Bab Mr. President: After pregnant, I have the chance to escape: Bab 91 - Bab 100

Judy quickly explained, "It wasn't me who hit her. I brought Grandma to the hospital, and I have a video to prove it."　　Saying this, Judy took out her phone, opened the video, and showed it to Antonio, explaining the situation in detail.　　After understanding the whole story, Antonio apologized, "I'm sorry, young lady, I almost misunderstood you. Thank you for bringing my mother to the hospital. My mother has... a bit of a problem."　　Antonio pointed to his head to hint at the issue.　　Seeing that Antonio was quite reasonable, Judy said, "It's okay, as long as the misunderstanding is cleared up. Here are the X-rays taken by the doctor. Grandma doesn't have any major issues, just a sprain."　　"Thank you, thank you," Antonio thanked her repeatedly and took out his phone, "Young lady, what's your bank account number? I'll transfer the money to you."　　Judy had paid for the medical expenses and examination fees, so she naturally wanted to recover this money. It was several hundre

Apart from the landlord and her, who else has the key to her home?　　She heard that the neighborhood had recently been burglarized, and many residents had lost their belongings.　　Thinking of this, Judy felt a surge of fear in her heart. She spotted a fruit knife on the table, grabbed it, and hid it behind her back. She quickly hid behind the door.　　The door opened, and Judy's heart leaped to her throat, her hand tightly gripping the fruit knife.　　The person who entered was Lewis.　　Lewis noticed someone hiding behind the door. When their eyes met, he also noticed the knife in Judy's hand.　　Lewis: "..."　　Judy was also confused: "Lewis? Why are you at my house in the middle of the night?"　　Judy was shocked. Lewis had opened the door to her house without her permission, using the key.　　In such a situation, if she reported it to the police, Lewis would definitely be charged with trespassing.　　"I'm here to deliver something." Lewis walked in confidently, "Put the knife away,

Lewis wanted to find someone, and it wasn't difficult.　　Twenty minutes later, Lewis received a message on his phone with Susan's address.　　Lewis also stayed downstairs for twenty minutes, while Judy stood behind the curtains and watched for twenty minutes.　　Lewis' repeated appearances disturbed her peaceful life and disrupted the tranquility in her heart.　　After Lewis' car started and left, Judy lowered the curtains and looked at the Christmas tree on the table. She felt mixed emotions.　　She was just an ordinary person, and it was impossible for her to remain calm when facing such fierce pursuits.　　The pure gold Christmas tree was decorated with several small diamonds, shining brightly.　　It was like a domineering president chasing after a Cinderella, could Cinderella withstand it?　　Judy put the Christmas tree and the earrings Perona gave her away. This cheap and shabby rented house made her nervous because of these two gifts, lest it be burglarized.　　The next day.　　Jud

Hearing the name Judy, Susan's expression became even more tense. She looked up at Lewis, hesitating whether to tell the truth or not.　　"I..." Susan stammered.　　"Slap!"　　Lewis slapped the table, warning her sternly, "I don't have the patience to listen to your lies. I'll give you one chance. Why was your resume in the room, and why did you pretend to be Judy?"　　Susan was so frightened that she shuddered. Hearing this, she knew she couldn't hide anything anymore.　　Susan spoke with fear in her voice, "It was... it was Judy who left her resume in the room. I don't know how it happened. You approached me, saying I was the one that night, but I never admitted it."　　"Susan," Lewis gritted his teeth. "You took hundreds of thousands of dollars from me, which is theft and fraud. If I report it to the police, you'll be in jail for over ten years."　　Hearing that she might go to jail, Susan's legs gave way, and she collapsed onto the floor, begging for mercy, "Sir, I didn't deceive you. I

For Susan, it was like a bolt from the blue.　　Susan asked anxiously, "Say it again, are you joking? I just had dinner with Emma last night. Did you take the wrong road or find the wrong company?"　　"There's no mistake. I asked the security guard at the company building, and he said that he saw someone moving things last night, so Emma and the others must have run away in the middle of the night."　　Susan felt dizzy, as if the sky was falling. Her face was pale and frightening.　　"What's wrong, Susan?" John asked worriedly.　　"Emma and the others ran away with the money," Susan exclaimed, her voice breaking. She didn't even have time to change her clothes, and she rushed out in her slippers.　　John quickly followed: "Susan, I'll go with you."　　Soon, John accompanied Susan to the company. The place had been emptied out, and a lock was on the main door. They could see through the glass door that everything was gone.　　Many people who had been defrauded were gathered at the door,