Favo Novel
Chapter 171
Chapter 171
Thinking so, the nurse rushed toward the journalists and shouted excitedly, "Ask me! I know everything!"
Of course, the journalists would jump at the chance to get the inside scoop, so they turned their microphones over to her.
The nurse pointed her finger at Bonnie smugly and said, "Annie did everything."
"We knew she did everything, but could you give us more details?" one of the journalists asked.
Hearing that, the nurse was more certain that it must be Madeleine who had sent the journalists here. NôvelDrama.Org owns this.
The nurse exaggerated the story. "Annie is a vile woman. She always abuses our patients, and even hooks up with them!"
The journalists were shocked to hear that.
"Last time, she came in a revealing outfit, and a patient dragged her into the corner to rape her. Fortunately, a patient called Aarav saved her. I assume she has held a grudge against that raper, so she tries to kill that man by poisoning his fruit plate. But who knew Aarav would eat his fruit plate and thus become his scapegoat. It’s… boohoo… absolutely tragic!"
Tears kept streaming down the nurse’s face, while all the journalists stared at her with embarrassment.
The nurse found them a little weird, and she was confused.
Why weren’t they reacting to her words?
Shouldn’t they be focusing their cameras on Annie at this moment and hitting her with a barrage of questions about her motive?
Why weren’t they even moving?
Just as the nurse was plunged in thought, one of the journalists said, "Hey miss, what you said is ridiculous."
"But I have solid grounds, and I have evidence." The nurse straightened herself up.
The journalist sneered. "Miss Annie invited us to report on the evening party held by the mental hospital. Do you think it’s reasonable for her to poison the fruit in front of us?"
"What?" A chill ran down the nurse’s spine. "Didn’t Madelei…"
Before she could finish her words, the nurse slapped her hand over her mouth.
That was close! She almost gave the game away just now.
The nurse pondered for a moment before she finally found an excuse. "Even if she invited you here, she’s still the one poisoning the fruit plate!"
"Who told you Aarav was poisoned?" Bonnie asked slowly.
The nurse wanted to point at Aarav on the floor to prove her theory, only to find he was well in his wheelchair now, despite his haggard face.
How could this be happening?
Aarav had gone into convulsions just now, and he was even foaming at the mouth!
"Well," Bonnie tore open Aarav’s shirt calmly in front of the journalists, "I checked. It’s called traumatic epilepsy. A patient usually has a seizure when he is faced with the person who always bullies him."
The actual reason why Aarav "had a seizure" just in time was that Bonnie had secretly smeared a little peanut butter on his clothes. Since Aarav was allergic to peanut butter, he went into convulsions the moment he smelled it, and it looked exactly like the symptoms of epilepsy.
The old and fresh wounds all over Aarav’s body instantly attracted the attention of all the journalists, and they started to take pictures crazily, which would be published in all the newspapers and magazines of Willisto tomorrow.
Finally, the truth that the mental house had been physically abusing the patients would be uncovered.
Suddenly, two words flashed across the nurse’s mind.
"I’m doomed."
But this wasn’t the end of it.
One of the journalists suddenly exclaimed, "Check your phone, guys! Someone says the head of the mental hospital is willing to sell it at a reduction of 10% off the market price!"
"That guy must be afraid that the scandal will be revealed, so he’s in a hurry to sell the mental hospital."
"This is an evil hospital. Let’s report it now!"
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The nurse fell into a panic as she heard the journalists’ cries of outrage, wanting to sneak away.
But at this moment, the sound of the police siren blaring came from outside.
Since the nurse had called the police just now, they came. Moreover, many police forces were dispatched because it was a criminal case, and the mental hospital was so closely surrounded.
Now, no one could get away!