Eva Monroe's Point Of ViewThe hallway outside the courtroom buzzed like a disturbed hive—reporters, murmurs, and flashing camera lights.But inside that courtroom, everything had frozen.Lily’s confession still hung in the air.“I… I did it,” she sobbed. “Harper told me to switch the documents.”The judge leaned forward, voice stern and sharp.“Nurse Lily, are you admitting to falsifying medical documents and perjury?”Lily nodded, trembling. “Y-yes, Your Honor.”“Bailiff.”A uniformed officer stepped forward.“No—wait!” Lily panicked, backing up. “Harper, please—say something!” Harper didn’t move. She didn’t even look at her—eyes fixed ahead, expression carved from ice.She just stared ahead—face blank, eyes glassed over—like the world had finally caught up to her sins.Her voice was ice.“I don’t know what you’re talking about.”Lily’s eyes widened. “You told me to switch the files!”Harper leaned back, cool and composed.“Do you have proof of that? Because I don’t recall asking
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