When Tina said this, she glanced at Jean indifferently. Jean was scared and said no more.

Maggie felt that relieved that Tina was there.

"Tell us everything you said to me that day, and then you can leave," Terence said to Maggie.

"Really? Is it that simple?" Maggie was stunned. "I can leave as long as I clear things up?"

"Of course," Terence said to her, nodding.

Maggie was eager to leave as soon as possible, and hearing Terence's words encouraged her to speak. She looked at the people in the room and finally spoke up. "I did come across Miss Julia Gu in the corridor of the hotel that day. She looked dizzy, and two men wearing black carried her to Mr. Chen's room..."

"Nonsense!" Before Maggie could finish her words, Jean angrily interrupted her. "That's not what you said a

e said accusingly, "This woman is lying. We shouldn't listen to people like her. We should throw her out of the house right now."

The whole time, Julia didn't say a word. She just watched quietly as the drama unfolded.

Seeing how Jean was trying to discredit her, Maggie felt anxious. She looked at everyone in the room and said tearfully, "What I've said is true. She paid me five hundred thousand dollars for my silence. I went back to my hometown after I got the money. I wasn't able to sleep soundly all these years. My conscience was eating me from the inside, and I even dreamt of Miss Julia Gu's face often."

She smiled bitterly and continued, "I never thought that I would ever speak of it again. But since I am here in front of you now, my conscience tells me to speak the truth."