The raise of Maureen Smith and her Good Luck System

Chapter 158: Bianca has been arrested Chapter 158: Bianca has been arrested Two days later, Maureen left the hospital with Liam.

Liam’s shoulder healed incredibly quickly, to the surprise of the doctors.

Normally, injuries of this degree would risk repeated infections and perhaps require three weeks before removing the bandage.

However, Liam was able to have it removed in under four days.

However, everyone chalked this up to Liam being young and having a strong recovery ability.

On the day they were discharged, Bianca had already been detained.

Given that her actions hadn’t led to significant harm to anyone’s life, only property damages were caused, she was sentenced to three years.

This was the fair and justice judgement of the court.

The Williams family did not intervene.

If they had, the sentence would probably have been heavier.

As for another friend of hers from art school who unknowingly aided her, they were sentenced to seven months of imprisonment.

Bianca would be eighteen when she went to jail, and twenty-one when she will be released.

Still young, and everything could start over from scratch.

However, the issue lies in whether she herself would want to start over again.

This irreversible consequence was undoubtedly something that nobody in the Smith family wanted to see.

The Smith family was both angered by Bianca’s attempt to kill Maureen, and heartbroken over such a bleak outcome.

Oliver naturally thought that it may have been his repeated rejections that provoked Bianca.

His last cold indifference to her in the parking garage may have even been the direct spark that led to her arson.

However, Oliver asked himself, did he or anyone in his family wrong Bianca?

He thought not.

Not to mention the loving care given over the past decade or more.

Even after finding Maureen and realizing that Bianca was not their biological daughter, their family continued to treat Bianca as before.

It wasn’t until they discovered that Mrs.

Daniel, Bianca’s birth mother, was the one who had switched the two children years ago, that they, in a state of psychological breakdown, kicked Bianca out of the Smith mansion.

Not only because they could no longer face Bianca as the child of the culprit, but also under those circumstances, by keeping Bianca at home, wouldn’t they owe the long-suffering Maureen — who had wandered in the outside world for many years?