The lust of My Husband (Juliana and Benson) novel Chapter 387

The doctor replied, "It is not clear at present, and the patient is not out of danger yet. Everything has to be hospitalized for observation."

In this sentence, Selene Lewis only heard the sentence that the patient was not out of danger.

She didn't know what to think, so she stared at the wine: "Anyway, if something happens to Grandma, you can't get away from it."

Juliana Lewis gave her a cool look and didn't speak.

Selene Lewis only felt that Juliana Lewis's eyes had a feeling of contempt and ridicule, which made her very uncomfortable.

Suzanne Lewis took her and said, "Well, stop making trouble at this time. Don't you think your father is troublesome enough? Be quiet and don't add chaos."

As long as Selene Lewis thinks that Juliana Lewis is related to the poisoning case, he will probably never turn over again, and he will be happy in his heart.

She even wondered why this poisoning was not cast on Juliana Lewis.

It would be nice to poison Juliana Lewis directly.

Although Grandma is awake, he is still in the intensive care unit. At present, no one can enter except the police and Jermaine Lewis.

The police have begun to investigate.

In the evening, a policeman found Juliana Lewis again and showed his certificate: "Juliana Lewis, now we suspect you of murder. Please cooperate with the investigation and come with us."

Juliana Lewis was still indifferent, not flustered, but nodded: "OK."

Suzanne Lewis looked at it and rushed forward to ask: "Comrade police, is this a misunderstanding? She won't kill her grandmother with a little wine. Their grandparents and grandchildren have good feelings."

Jermaine Lewis also sank: "Yes, she is taking care of these times. How can she be suspected? This is impossible."

Juliana Lewis sniffed.

After Juliana Lewis followed the police, Selene Lewis asked, "Dad, Mom, is it Juliana Lewis's grandmother?"

Although she knew that Juliana Lewis was vicious, she believed that Juliana Lewis would not kill her grandmother.

Jermaine Lewis: "I'm not a policeman. I don't know. Don't talk about it."

Suzanne Lewis glared at Selene Lewis. "Leave it alone, and don't talk about wine like that. It's bad for you."

Selene Lewis looked at them and thought to himself: Dad will definitely not kill Grandma, not crazy enough to kill her mother.

The only possibility is that …