Chapter 133: Sean Makes Her Uneasy

For the case involving Hugo, Amber's accusations weren't the most damaging; the real blow was Elizabeth's shocking decision to provide false testimony. She detailed the events with precise dates and settings, creating a story so elaborate it was hard to believe. Who would think someone would accuse their own son of such heinous acts against an adopted granddaughter without any reason—unless it was true? This line of thinking swayed public opinion heavily against Hugo, to the detriment of his and his future in-laws' company stock prices. "The kind of person Elizabeth is, you've known all along, haven't you?" Tina spoke calmly. Elizabeth, who would sever ties with her own son just to steal a perfume formula, was hardly a saint. Yet, Tina didn't believe that Elizabeth, always driven by self-interest, would help Amber frame her son without a significant motive. Nor did she believe Amber would risk her reputation merely for revenge without being driven by some benefit. But whose benefit wa