Chapter 160 Death Penalty

When Martha heard this, she looked coldly into Libby's eyes. She could sense that Libby wanted to put Hollie to death more than anyone else. If not, Libby would not have disclosed the fact that Hollie killed Joann. Joann's death was labeled as suicide since there was no evidence of homicide back then. Now that Libby disclosed it, Hollie would face one more count. It was a homicide. This left Hollie utterly no hope. Martha stared at Libby and sighed. She had thought of Lilly and Hollie as a real family, and now it seemed that humans were selfish by nature. Maxwell and Bianca, who were sitting there, heard this and were both in a state of shock at Libby's words. They did not expect Hollie to actually kill someone. Silence reigned, and everyone here was lost in different thoughts. Again Libby's voice broke the silence. She looked at Martha, guilt written all over her face, and bowed slightly as she said it. "Martha, I'm sorry. I should have stopped Hollie from trying to hurt