CHAPTER 29

The courtroom buzzed with a symphony of murmurs as Mr. Norman Mavin, a man of stature and composure, entered the room. He had learned of the sinister truth behind his ex-wife's death, a revelation that shattered the walls of deception surrounding the Norman family.

Jasper's mother, the puppeteer of Lyon's mother's demise, stood before the judge, an air of arrogance in her demeanor. Her actions, fueled by an unquenchable thirst for power, had led to a web of deceit that ensnared Lyon, Jason, and Scarlett.

As Lyon, Jason, and Scarlett took their seats, Lyon's eyes bore into Jasper's mother. The courtroom, usually a canvas of impartiality, now carried the weight of a family's secrets.

The judge, a stern figure with a no-nonsense attitude, called the court to order. "This court is assembled to address the heinous crime committed by Mrs. Rachel, accused of orchestrating the death of Mrs. Mavin Norman."

The prosecution presented evidence, each revelation like a dagger plunging into the hear