Kayla Sullivan blanched at the sight of Miyayama Sho.
How, how could this happen?
Why is Miyayama Sho here?
Is he here to testify for Tiffany Golemon?
No!
It can't be.
Miyayama Sho took my money, he promised .
Kayla Sullivan forced herself to calm down, staring intently at Miyayama Sho.
Upon seeing Miyayama Sho erge, Tiffany Golemon felt as if a boulder had fallen from her heart.
Miss Thompson didn't deceive her after all.
Miyayama Sho is here.
Simultaneously, the Golemon's parents were also happy to tears.
They knew.
Tiffany Golemon could clear her na.
Miyayama Sho took a seat in the witness stand.
Tiffany Golemon's lawyer turned to Miyayama Sho, "Mr. Sho, please tell the court exactly what you saw."
Miyayama Sho stood up, faced the Judge, and began to speak, "Good day, your Honor. I am Miyayama Sho, and also a survivor of the Bencho 518 Incident. I was fortunate enough to be at the highest point of the ship when the disaster occurred. I wanted to capture this mont with my cara, but I ended up witnessing an unexpected sight. I saw two girls, both survivors, stranded on a piece of wreckage. One of them was removing the life jacket of the other, and in the end, kicked the other girl into the sea."
"Then, I was airlifted out of there."
Upon hearing Miyayama Sho's testimony, cold sweat stread down Kayla Sullivan's face.
She never thought Miyayama Sho would co forward at this mont!
What is he trying to do?
With this in mind,
Kayla Sullivan glared venomously at Miyayama Sho, her eyes as sharp as a sword that she wished could pierce a hole in him.
Miyayama Sho kept his head down, not daring to et Kayla's eyes.
He broke the unwritten rules, he failed Kayla.
But he was pushed to the limit.
Currently, Miyayama Sho was barely able to protect himself. How could he possibly look out for Kayla?
Turning to Kayla, the lawyer asked deliberately, "Mr. Sho, how can you confirm that the two people you saw were my client and the plaintiff? Moreover, do you have any evidence to prove that what you saw was genuine and not perjury?"
Upon saying this, the lawyer emphasized, "Perjury is a cri punishable by law! I advise you to think clearly!"
Perjury isn't the main issue here.
It's about being unjust.
When Kayla's lawyer warned him in such a manner, there was an implied threat.
The Sullivans are a powerful family, after all.
If Kayla were to be sent to prison, would her family let the matter rest?
Hearing this, Kayla grew agitated, "Liar! Your Honor, this man is lying! I didn't do what he said! Why did you lie to , Miyayama Sho? We have no grudges, why are you framing ? Listen well, I won't let you off the hook!"
Kayla's parents also began to yell, "Your Honor, they're all in on this! They're framing our daughter!"
"Silence!"
The Judge hamred his gavel, "The defense and the defendant's family, please control our emotions and avoid disrupting the court proceedings!"
Only then did silence fall in the courtroom.
Kayla turned to the Judge, "Your Honor, I have known Tiffany Golemon for seven years, and we have been good friends. During that disaster, I didn't even care about my own safety, let alone harm her. I even took off my own life jacket and gave it to her. How could I possibly harm her?! Your Honor, I am being wrongfully accused!"
"I had absolutely no motive to harm her!"
"You did," The lawyer for Tiffany Golemon stood up, "Your Honor, when the sea disaster happened, only my client was wearing a life jacket. As far as I know, the plaintiff, Kayla Sullivan, can't swim. How could a person who doesn't swim give away her life jacket at a life-threatening mont? In this world, apart from parents, no one else would be selfless enough to risk their lives in such a situation. The plaintiff feared getting swept back into the sea by the typhoon and drown. Therefore, she removed my client's life jacket. During the process, my client woke up and discovered the plaintiff's true intentions. The plaintiff decided to go all the way and kicked my client into the sea. Had my client drowned, not only could she have survived, but she would've also been hailed as a hero who sacrificed herself for others. That was the plaintiff's motive!"
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