Once Elysia was locked up, Sabrina nned to use the Stevenson family''s influence to pin all the me on her. If the charges stuck, no one would be able to save Elysia.

But Elysia knew exactly what Sabrina was up to. She rolled her eyes, pressed her lips together, and turned to the officers. "I''m being set up," she said calmly. "And I have proof."

First, Elysia yed an audio recording of a phone call between her and Sabrina. Then, right in front of everyone, she showed video footage of Sabrina sneaking out with the stolen virus samples. To top it off, she yed a clip Benjamin had provided-evidence from their team meeting the night before.

These weren''t just words. Unlike Sabrina''s sketchy witnesses, Elysia''s evidence was solid.

Victor, Sabrina''s grandfather, watched the video of her stealing the samples. He froze, his breath caught in his throat, utterly speechless.

Sabrina was visibly rattled. It took her a moment to recover, and she finally screeched, "That''s fake! It has to be fake! The security cameras were down that night-how could you possibly have video?"

She red at Elysia, her voice rising. "This is all a setup! Elysia is framing me!"

Elysia''s brows knit tightly together. "Whether the video is real or not, the police will have their experts verify it. So, good luck trying to deny it."

She stepped closer, voice steady and strong. "If you really thought I stole your research notes and wasn''t up to the task, why did you keep trying to recruit me into your virus project? You''re Victor''s granddaughter, but instead of supporting Dr. Benjamin''s reasonable proposals, you shot them down. Is that really how the Stevenson family should use its influence?"

"And as a doctor, you''re supposed to save lives. How can you call yourself a physician if you don''t care about your patients?"

Elysia''s words left Sabrina gasping, at aplete loss for what to say.

Elysia turned to the officers. "You can verify every bit of evidence I''ve provided. I stand by every word I''ve said. Frankly, I don''t think Sabrina deserves to be a doctor-she doesn''t even belong in the medical field"  s

She then looked directly at Victor. "What do you think, Victor?"

Victor''s lips pressed into a hard line, his face drained of color. Of course, he wanted to protect his

granddaughter, but the evidenc

was overwhelming. Anyone with half

a brain could see Elysia was telling the truth, Sabrina was the one twisting things and falsely using others.  s

Just the audio between her and Benjamin would ruin her reputation if it ever got out-let alone the video of her stealing the virus. Even though Elysia hadn''t spelled it everyone was already thinking it the outbreak among the Medical & Pharmaceutical Association team was on Sabrina. Whoever took the virus was responsible for the whole mess.

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Sabrina was finished. Not only would the outside world shun her, but even the Medical & Pharmaceutical Association would cut her loose.

Victor was anxious and furious. He stared at his granddaughter, who looked like a deer in headlights on the video call, and felt his anger bubble over. She''d brought this on herself.

He had asked her, time and again, if she was telling the truth after she filed the report. She''d always denied it-just moments ago, she was still denying it. Now...

Victor''s heart couldn''t take it. Pain seized his chest, and suddenly he slumped forward, unconscious.

Elysia rushed to his side. "Victor!"

Sabrina, catching this over the video call, broke down sobbing. “Grandpa! Grandpa! Elysia, you bitch, if anything happens to my grandpa, I''ll kill you! Grandpa..."

The police frowned and quickly cut the video feed. Victor''s copse who caused it, really? Sabrina still had the nerve to me someone else!

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