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Linda didn’t dodge; she just tilted her head and looked back at Nina. “Why are you so angry, Nina? Assaulting someone is against the law!” Nina sternly retorted, “The things you’ve done could land you in jail!”

Unfazed, Linda smiled and replied, “What things? Nina, don’t falsely accuse me. I haven’t done anything wrong; I’m just here on a trip.”

“Nina, what are you doing!” Suddenly, Sally approached from nearby, her face not looking too pleased at seeing Nina hitting someone. She rebuked, “You’re getting too hot-tempered, even hitting Linda. She’s carrying the seed of our York family in her belly. Can you afford to pay if you damage it?”

Nina glanced over as Sally came to support her. Taking advantage of this, Linda’s eyes gleamed with a victorious smile. “Sally, it’s nothing. She can’t conceive, so she’s envious of others. That’s why she gets angry seeing me.”

Sally sharply remarked, “She can’t lay eggs, yet she expects others not to bear offspring. She’s been spoiled!”

Nina furrowed her brows tightly, staring at Linda, who was banking on the fact that she didn’t have enough evidence. This was precisely the outcome Linda wanted to see. Nina had no way to deal with Linda, which surely frustrated her. With everyone dead, all evidence would be destroyed. How could Linda let Xander live?

Xander couldn’t lay his hands on Nina, and if he returned to expose Linda’s involvement in the kidnapping, she’d end up in prison. She didn’t want that. She needed a scapegoat. Xander was the perfect scapegoat. With him dead, no one would know about the things she did.

“What are you doing standing here?” Sally supported Linda. “If I catch you bullying Linda again, don’t blame me for being rude to you. If you harm my grandson, I’ll fight you!” Linda chimed in, “Nina, I told you I came here with Sally for a vacation to relax. They said the air here is good for me and the baby.” She stroked her belly, flaunting it in front of Nina.

She knew Nina had come here to attend the funeral. So, she took the initiative to say she wanted to relax for the baby’s sake. Luckily, Sally had nothing to do, so she came along. It was just a coincidence. Nina stared at her belly. It hadn’t protruded yet; the time was too short. She glanced at Sally, who was now happy, thinking she could hold her grandson. She looked forward to it every day.

Nina had done her part for them, and she didn’t want to show any mercy. She said coldly, “Hasn’t a paternity test been conducted yet? We don’t even know if it’s from the York family. Isn’t it too early to say?”

Hearing this, Linda’s face stiffened,

feeling a bit flustered. She

immediately retorted, “Nina, what are you talking about? You can hit and curse me, but how can you defame my child? Aren’t you afraid of karma?”

Sally also paused for a moment, but due to her arrogance, she still angrily said, “Nina, you’re just jealous! Linda, don’t listen to her nonsense. Your health is more important than anything. Don’t let anger affect your pregnancy.”

Nina no longer bothered with their blind confidence. She looked sharply at Linda. When you make mistakes, you have to pay the price. If not now, then later. Beware that karma might fall on your child. Don’t think you can escape punishment!”

Only both of them understood the weight of her words, and they were quite severe.