"It's already sent," Zara said.
Riya stepped back, her expression turning bleak. "What kind of proof are you talking about? I don't know what you are up to this time. Stop harassing me, Zara. This is not the time. Mom is like this. Do you have to stir up chaos in the family at this moment?"
"Save the act," Zara snapped. "You pushed Mom down the stairs. The fear of being exposed made you desperate, and you bribed a nurse to hurt her, to poison her. Now she is in coma. It's all your doings. Your deeds finally came to light. Now, Nathaniel will deal with you."
She stepped toward her and grabbed her hand. "No more lies. No more running. Today, I'll show them what your true color is. They should know the daughter they cherish the most is nothing but a poisonous snake, who betrayed them, planned to hurt them."
Zara dragged her along.
"Let go of me," Riya protested. "Don't make a scene here. This will only enrage Nathaniel. I'm warning you. Stop it right away before you regret it."
