Chuck was discharged from the hospital that afternoon.

On the other hand, Swallowston’s Criminal Affairs would also be announcing the verdict of Laurel’s case at three o’clock.

In the afternoon of the same day, Adrian took Chuck to the hearing court. There were already many people seated inside the courtroom.

Laurel, dressed in a prisoner's uniform and her hair tied in a ponytail, was escorted into the courtroom by two enforcement team members. Her head was lowered and her messy hair concealed her face in a way that it could not be seen clearly.

Laurel sat down with her head lowered. The lawyers took their seats following her arrival. There was also media personnel at the scene.

The judge sitting in the main seat announced, “After three hearings, there is a verdict in Laurel's case today.

“The court acknowledges Laurel’s intentional fraud of Chuck Wilson’s property and money worth one hundred and seventy thousand dollars which indirectly resulted in the passing of Chuck’s mother.