The God of Quick Transmigration is on again

Chapter 1598

Joyce only got to know Elura today, and it can be said that he doesn't understand Elura at all, and what he sees is only the appearance.

"Although I don't know much about Miss Elura, I believe that Miss Elura would not do such a thing." Joyce said, saying so in front of everyone.

However, Joyce really didn't know Elura well.

In fact, it was Elura who made Eleanor lose her voice.

Elura didn't write anything, and didn't intend to explain, she was silent.

Joyce still felt that Elura was innocent.

"Mr. Joyce, whether Miss Elura is innocent or not, only Elura knows." Munn said.

"Miss Elura, I believe you are innocent, and you should prove your innocence." Joyce said, looking at Elura.

"Mr. Joyce, Ms. Elura should not be able to prove her innocence. If she wanted to prove her innocence, she would have already proved it." Munn said.

Eleanor rushed over suddenly, grabbed Elura by the collar, and looked at her.

Eleanor still couldn't speak, otherwise she would definitely question Elura sharply.

His eyes looked at Elura, and he said loudly to her with his lips: "Elula, is that you?"Did you kill me?

Joyce came over and reached out to grab Eleanor's arm.

"Mr. Eleanor, please let go of Miss Elura." Joyce said loudly.

Eleanor turned her head to look at Joyce, and told him with her eyes: Please don't mind your own business!
"Elula, tell me, did you cause Eleanor to be like this?" Munn asked Elura, looking aggressive.

"Please let go of Miss Elura!" Joyce said loudly again.

With force, he pulled Eleanor's hand away abruptly.

"Mr. Joyce, you are always helping Miss Elura, have you ever thought that it was he who killed Eleanor?" Munn said.

Eleanor wrote on the paper: Elura and I once liked each other, and Elura hoped that I could marry her, but I did not promise her, and Elura was very dissatisfied with this.

"It turns out that Miss Alura once had such a relationship with Earl Eleanor..."

"I didn't expect it..."

"Then, could it be that Elura hates Eleanor for not marrying herself, so Elura takes revenge on Eleanor?"

"possible!"

"It is indeed possible!"

Everyone around me agrees with this possibility.

"Miss Elura, what else do you want to say?" Munn looked at Elura and asked.

Elura wrote on the paper: I do hate Eleanor for not marrying me.

"Is this your motive?" Meng En asked.

No!Elura shook her head, quickly wrote the word "no" on the paper, and added an exclamation mark.

In fact, Elura is a little regretful now.

Perhaps, she still has feelings for Eleanor in her heart...

She somewhat regretted taking Eleanor's voice.

Now Eleanor doubts her. Although she is still denying it, she still feels sorry for Eleanor in her heart.

What it felt like to lose her voice, she knew, was hard.

Sorry, Eleanor.Elura apologized to Eleanor in her heart.

At this time, someone stepped forward to accuse Elura, and she said, "I saw with my own eyes that Miss Elura added a bottle of strange liquid to the wine glass."

This person is a maid, a maid in Eleanor's mansion.

(End of this chapter)