Novel & Cerita Lin Family Murders

“You promised me that you’d marry me no matter what. I know it might be unacceptable for you that I wanted you to announce our engagement at the same time that you’re announcing your return to the Landry family, but it’s different now. You wouldn’t want…” He let out a sigh and continued, “You wouldn’t want something terrible to happen to your unborn baby, would you?” Luna could not help frowning when she heard this. “Something terrible?” “Yes.” Malcolm sighed again. “You know that the Lynch and Landry families have been nemeses for more than twenty years now. “Your father didn’t manage to protect Lucy Hamilton, so much so that when she died, her entire corpse was mutilated. “On the other han

Wrapping his fingers around my hand, Lincoln said to Grandpa with red-rimmed eyes, "I promise to take care of her, Grandpa." After receiving a satisfactory answer, Grandpa allowed his hand to drop heavily to the bed as he shut his eyes forever. The police arrived while I was still sobbing over Grandpa's body. They took away all the bodyguards, as Rosalie and Michael had already died on the spot. With Jake's subordinates turning on each other, along with the surveillance footage and witness statements, Lincoln and I were deemed innocent. Of the bodyguards arrested, they were all convicted of assault, robbery, and attempted homicide. Although they received varying sentences, every single one o

"Lana kept harming you when she was alive, and now that she's dead, she's still harming you!" "Calm down, Linnie." Jeremy comforted her. His pair of deep-set eyes oozed with confidence as he stared at Madeline. "I knew long ago that someone might try to frame me. That's why I had already left some evidence to prove my innocence before I entered the room where Lana was found dead."

Linney suddenly exclaimed. "Oh God, it's true!" Jenny said as she covered her mouth. Her mom also covered her mouth and shot her a fierce glance. The Linney family was more powerful than the other two of the three families present. They were just there for support. Michelle looked at the person beside her in disbelief and said, "Mom, why don't I know about this? Is it true that a child died? How did you resolve this matter? Why would you drive while you were drunk, Mom? I... I don't believe it... She must be lying..."

Lin took a deep breath before letting it out as she tapped on the screen of her phone, opening the message from No User. She had been waiting for a text from him for so long, especially after he had told her that her parents’s death was not an accident. And that the person who had killed them was right under the same roof as her. ‘It’s been a while. ;),’ The text read. Lin’s heart had picked up its pace and she could barely breathe normally. She hurriedly replied, ‘Yes, now please tell me who killed my parents?’ She hit SEND and waited with bated breath.

"To be clear, why say she died in her sleep? Why not say there was an accident-" "Because your grandfather hit her car. You were inside the car. You didn't see it. I did. He hit the car. It wasn't an accident but murder Lincoln." "Why did you let him get away with it?" He laughed. "Son, haven't you caught on? In this family,we use blackmail as an extension of our hand. He has something on me. He has a lot on Q and I have something on you. But I don't want to be like him so I'm assuming you that I'm letting this thing I have over you go. In the name of your mother's memory, you don't owe me anything. I won't hold anything over you. You're free to do as you please."

Name: Lina Veronica Hale DOB: 09/14/1996 Juvenile Record: Sealed Charges: Arson, Harassment, Assault, Stalking I whisper to myself, breath catching in my throat. "Arson. Harassment. Assault. Stalking..." I drag a hand down my face "This girl’s been unhinged since high school." I toss the folder on the desk. I see photos, some taken by my men—Lina watching Emily from across a parking lot, Lina sitting in her car for hours in front of Carlos’s building, Lina outside the café where I had lunch with Emily three weeks ago.

Cindy held her hand and pressed her palm to calm her, “Helios should know about this. What if this blessing will help Helios’s father to think about what’s best for his son?” Zoe pulled her hands from Cindy’s grip as she wiped her tears. “W-We don’t know how ruthless the Lincoln family is. You knew about the rumor that Helios’s father murdered the President of the state?” Cindy’s forehead knitted. “Of course, I heard about it. But that’s been the case for a long time. Besides, the result isn’t clear enough until it was buried.” Zoe stared into Cindy’s eyes. “Exactly. It was buried, and we didn’t know the whole truth–”

Her shoulders trembled. The prosecutor continued. "Forensic analysis shows the child didn't die instantly. If he had received timely medical treatment, his survival rate would have exceeded 70 percent. It was the defendant who personally prevented rescue efforts and directly caused her son's death. "This was not negligence, and it wasn't an accident. It was a premeditated murder. She simply killed the wrong person." Esther's lawyer had no response. In the end, the judge brought down the gavel. Esther Lawson was found guilty of intentional homicide and sentenced to 15 years in prison.