The Pregnant Woman Fell Down the Grand Staircase - But the Attacker Who Cried First Didn't Know the Fall Had Already Been Recorded

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The Pregnant Woman Fell Down the Grand Staircase - But the Attacker Who Cried First Didn't Know the Fall Had Already Been Recorded

The pregnant woman tumbled down the stairs. But the attacker was the one who cried. The fall on the grand staircase "You ruined my life!"

The grand staircase went silent after Marissa hit the landing.

Camille stood halfway up the stairs, shaking in Mrs. Ellison's arms.

"She attacked me first," Camille sobbed. "I only pushed her away because I was scared."

Mrs. Ellison looked down at Marissa with frightened eyes, but she did not move toward her.

Marissa lay on the polished wood, one hand pressed against her swollen belly. Her breathing was uneven. Her face was pale.

To anyone watching, she looked broken.

But her fingers were already inside her cardigan pocket.

Camille kept crying louder.

"She has been trying to destroy this family since the day she came here," Camille said. "She wants the money. She wants the house. She wants everything."

Marissa slowly pulled out her phone.

Her terrified expression faded.

In its place came something cold.

She covered her mouth and whispered, "Detective Cole... it's already happened. Send everyone here immediately."

Then she closed her eyes again and returned to playing dead.

Because the fall was real.

And Camille had just stepped into it perfectly.

THE WOMAN WHO CRIED FIRST

Sirens arrived seven minutes later.

Camille's face changed the moment she heard them.

"What is that?" she asked.

Mrs. Ellison looked toward the front door. "Police?"

The mansion doors burst open.

Detective Adrian Cole entered with two officers and a female paramedic behind him.

Camille instantly pointed at Marissa.

"She fell because she attacked me," she said quickly. "Ask Mrs. Ellison. She saw everything."

Detective Cole did not look surprised.

He simply walked past Camille and knelt beside Marissa.

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