When Nina Quinn saw Holly Houston again, she was startled by her appearance.
Her eyes were sunken, hair dry and disheveled, gaze ferocious, wearing a blue and white prison uniform...
This was nothing like the usually fashionable and radiant Holly Houston.
Unlike Nina Quinn’s face full of disdain, Holly Houston, upon seeing Nina Quinn, acted as if she had found the only light in her life.
"Nina... help me find a lawyer, get me out!"
She hurriedly lunged towards Nina Quinn.
Luckily there was glass between them, or Nina Quinn would worry about being knocked over by Holly Houston.
"I can’t get involved in this; you should be asking your family for help."
Being threatened to come visit, Nina Quinn’s tone wasn’t particularly pleasant.
Moreover, with things blown up so big now, if she helped Holly Houston find a lawyer, she’d definitely get dragged into it.
"But I need to be able to contact them first!"
Regarding the Houston Family, Holly Houston’s eyes were filled with unspeakable despair.
During this time, she tried various ways to contact her grandfather and her parents.
But in the end, none of them wanted to see her.
"They’ve abandoned me... Nina, now only you can save me."
Despite not wanting to admit it, this was the truth.
"How can I save you? I can’t come up with that much money either."
The amount Holly Houston was involved with this time was huge, and even the entire Houston Family might not be able to get her acquitted. Otherwise, why would the Houston Family rather abandon her than find her a lawyer?
Nina Quinn didn’t have that much money either, and she didn’t want to stir up any trouble.
"I’m not asking for anything else from you, just help me find a lawyer. I haven’t even been able to get one until now. We’ve been sisters for many years, you can’t just watch me die."
Holly Houston pleaded, her voice choked with tears.
Nina Quinn instinctively wanted to refuse.
But before she could speak, Holly Houston interrupted her, "Of course, if you don’t help me find a lawyer, I’ll reveal the incident of you framing July Quinn."
"You dare!" Nina Quinn immediately changed her expression.
"So it was true?" Holly Houston smirked teasingly.
Indeed, she hadn’t actually seen July Quinn push Nina Quinn.
She just felt there was something suspicious about the whole matter and wanted to test Nina Quinn. Find the newest release on novel·fire.net
"You set me up?" Nina Quinn asked, her face cold.
"You set up July Quinn, and you have the nerve to accuse me."
Holly Houston didn’t want to waste words with Nina Quinn, so she straightforwardly stated, "As long as you help me find a lawyer, I’ll keep my mouth shut about this matter."
"Fine, but you can’t tell anyone the lawyer was found by me."
Nina Quinn knew full well that the issues involving July Quinn were ticking time bombs.
With one wrong step, she’d end up just like Holly Houston, in complete ruin.
So she’d rather help Holly Houston find a lawyer than get involved with July Quinn again.
"Alright..." Holly Houston paused, then added, "Thank you."
Though the opportunity was gained through threats, Holly Houston was still grateful to Nina Quinn.
After all, now, even her family has abandoned her, only Nina Quinn was willing to lend a hand.
As a token of gratitude, she warned Nina Quinn, "I suspect July Quinn might be an incredibly skilled hacker. Be careful not to provoke her further."
"July Quinn a hacker? Have you gone delusional from the shock?"
Nina Quinn found it preposterous.
After all, July Quinn has always lived in the countryside – it’s a miracle if she can connect to Wi-Fi, let alone have any ties to hacking?
"Though I have no evidence, there’s really a high possibility it’s her."
These past few days confined in the prison cell, Holly Houston had been calming down and reflecting on the incidents during this time, realizing that every threat she received was related to July Quinn.
Plus, the previous issue with Nathan Jacobs and Nina Quinn’s trending topic not being able to be removed also involved July Quinn.
Thus, Holly Houston made such a bold conjecture.
"Come on, no hacker could possibly be July Quinn. Alright, I’m heading back to continue preparing for my engagement ceremony, and I’ll have the lawyer contact you soon."
Nina Quinn dismissed Holly Houston’s warning with elegance and poise, saying her farewells before leaving.
But after the engagement ceremony, she regretted not heeding Holly Houston’s advice then.