Female Novel
Chapter 928
Chapter 928Looking at the broken glass on the floor, everyone was stunned
Nobody expected Dustin to return and knock the glass out of Vivian’s hands without a word.
“Hey! What are you doing? Are you crazy?” After a brief moment of shock, Vivian slammed the table as she stood up.The slap had left the back of her hand swollen and burning in pain.“Outrageous! How dare you offend Vivian like that? You have nerves of steel!”
The others berated Dustin in righteous anger.
“If you don’t explain yourself, I’m afraid you won't be able to walk out that door.” Evan stood up slowly, his domineering auragradually showing itself.novelbin
“The wine was poisoned. | was saving your lives,” Dustin responded coldly.
“Poisoned?”
They all exchanged dismayed looks, feeling doubtful. They had assumed Dustin acted out in revenge, but his revelation caughtthem off guard.
“Hah! Am | supposed to just take your word for it? How do we know you’re not lying?” Vivian yelled
She was naturally suspicious and wouldn't believe him easily.
Dustin immediately took out a silver needle and dipped it in Sheila’s glass. After stirring it briefly and taking it out of the glass, thesilver needle turned completely black.
“Does this prove it?”
Dustin placed the blackened needle under the light, displaying it to everyone.
“Huh?” Vivian was startled and felt frightened.
A blackened silver needle meant that the wine was laced with deadly poison. If she had drunk i her fate would have been grim.
“What the fuck? It really was poisoned? Who the hell is responsible for this?”“Holy shit! Good thing | didn’t drink it. Otherwise, | would have been a dead man!”
“Who dared poison us? They must be asking for death!”
After the initial shock, the crowd was now filled with anger. Since it was a matter that concerne
their lives, they naturally wouldn't let it slide.
“Dustin, thank God you were around. Otherwise, all of us would have been poisoned.” Sheila gulped, still shaken.“It was nothing.” Dustin shook his head.
He couldn't just stand by and do nothing for Sheila’