At that moment, a group of imposing, muscular men appeared hearby, each tall and imposing.

Seeing this, Jameson tried to flee, but was quickly subdued by the group.

On the way back, Livia was visibly upset, her head hung low in silence.

Lilah glanced at her through the rearview mirror, feeling a bit helpless. “Livia, this matter has nothing to do with you. Don't let it affect your mood."

Livia forced a smile. "I understand, sister."

Cason had stayed too long, and his family was urging him to return. After some discussion, they decided he would leave in two days.

These past few days, he had grown increasingly dissatisfied with Justina. When Lilah and Gerard returned, they found him sitting alone on the sofa, looking sullen. "Sis, Justina is getting weirder.

She actually told my fiancée to break up with me and find someone who loves and tolerates her more. I'm at my wit's end.

Have I not done enough? Even if I haven't, it's not her place to interfere!"

A few days ago, seeing Cason so upset and troubled, Lilah would have thought he was overreacting.

But now, she felt a sense of unease.

"Let me think of a solution, " she said thoughtfully.

The next morning, Lilah invited Cyrus over.

As Justina was having breakfast, she noticed Cyrus fiddling with a pocket watch, and her curiosity led her to approach.

Cyrus immediately lifted the watch, muttering under his breath.

Within minutes, Justina was entranced, answering questions like a puppet.

"Cason, ask her what she really wants to do, " Lilah suggested.

Cason pondered for a moment. "Who are you? Why are you here?

What was your past relationship with Miranda?"

These basic questions could help determine if she was in a deep sleep.

With vacant eyes, Justina replied like a marionette, "I am Justina, the youngest daughter of Spencer and Emilee. I came here to seek treatment for my sister. I love her dearly, but we didn't get along well in the past."

To be honest, if it weren't for her trust in Cyrus's skills, Lilah would have found it hard to believe what she was hearing.

In Miranda's memory, Justina was always a manipulative troublemaker, often pitting her parents against Miranda and frequently using her own poor health as an excuse to indirectly harm Miranda countless times.

Now, the reason Miranda decided to show mercy was simply due to a lingering sense of gratitude. She wanted to take this opportunity to repay the couple who had raised her.