CHAPTER 391. A CAGE FOR THE QUEEN. Sacrificing the Queen

Chiara knew this. She had always known that once she took the first step, the chain of events would be irreversible.

“So, what’s your deal?”

The prosecutor handed the documents to her lawyers, who began reviewing them.

“I can guarantee you complete anonymity,” he said. “We won’t involve the media; no one will know anything about what happens. You’ll also be comfortable, cared for, with all the attention you need and as much freedom as we can give you.”

Chiara smiled sadly.

“I’ll be a VIP prisoner?”

“Yes, something like that,” the prosecutor said kindly. “Believe me, I’m very sorry you’re going through this, and I will personally ensure that all the conditions are met to the letter.”

Chiara took a deep breath and asked for a moment with her lawyers.

“If we go to trial, it will probably take longer than this to get a verdict, and we don’t know if it will be favorable,” they told her, but she had already made her decision.

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