Brendan squinted his eyes. "The reason is simple. She slandered Emily, and your eyes will never recover."

Tears welled up in Shea's eyes. “No, Mr. Brighthall, I didn’t do it!”

“You didn’t? Then how do you explain this?” Brendan gave her a warning look.

Shea was speechless. She didn’t even know what had happened. The bread she had taken was the one that had been bitten and she hadn’t let anyone touch it. How could this be?

Her silence made Brendan think that she was unable to refute.

Deirdre cursed in her heart.

“Brendan, I know clearly what kind of person Shea is. She would never do anything to harm me! I can vouch for her myself. This is all just a misunderstanding!”

“Vouch for her?” Emily sighed helplessly. “Ms. McKinnon, you can be kind, but don’t be too kind. She’s been trying to harm you after all! Have you ever wondered why Shea had the same ingredients that were found on the tested bread? Obviously, she had it in her possession. If you believe her, and if something happen