Chapter 1103 - 1095: Uncovering the Truth 3

Chapter 1103: Chapter 1095: Uncovering the Truth 3

"My dad doesn’t just have a common heart disease; he was poisoned."

The servants were shocked, as if they hadn’t expected something like this to happen.

"I suspect someone tampered with my dad’s tea."

They were clearly panicked.

"Miss, we’ve been with the Thorne family for so many years, how could we poison the master?"

"You can suspect anyone, but not us. We’ve been dedicated to the Thorne family for years, and even if we’re not related by blood to the master, we have formed a bond as master and servants."

In a hurry to distance themselves, they were all very anxious.

Tiana Thorne said, "Did I say it was you? I won’t jump to conclusions without evidence. I’m just saying, if any of you did it, step forward voluntarily before I start investigating."

Her tone was forceful, and before taking action, she showed some leniency based on their many years with the Thorne family: "If you don’t confess and I find out the truth, it won’t end well."

At this moment, Tiana Thorne fiddled with her nails, looking like a malicious female villain oppressing servants in a TV drama, but she wasn’t kind-hearted; if she held a grudge, she would repay it, and she would definitely do what she said.

"We didn’t do it, our conscience is clear."

"Miss, may you see the truth clearly."

After waiting a few minutes without anyone confessing, Tiana’s beautiful eyebrows slightly furrowed, and she glanced at Georgia Thorne: "Where’s the home surveillance footage? Bring it out for a look."

Georgia Thorne said, "Yes, I’ll go and have someone investigate it now."

The servants present held their breaths, and the atmosphere suddenly became even more tense than before.

Tiana Thorne intended to investigate this matter thoroughly, turning the house upside down until the truth came out.

The footage played, showing the events of that night very clearly on the television screen.

After Seth Thorne returned home, he stayed in the study and didn’t have dinner that night, only drinking a pot of tea late at night.

It was captured clearly, and the servant who served the tea was seen.

Tiana quickly focused on the guilty-looking servant hiding behind the other servants, reluctant to come forward.

Perhaps the gaze was too sharp; that servant looked panicked, raised her head, and said urgently, "Miss, it wasn’t me, I only served the tea, but I didn’t poison it."

She was so frightened that her legs almost gave out, nearly kneeling on the ground.

Just then, Georgia Thorne frowned and said, "There’s a servant missing."

"Hmm?" Tiana asked in confusion, "Weren’t there eight servants before? How is there one missing?"

She hadn’t been home for a long time, and the household servants hadn’t changed, so Tiana had seen these faces at least once before.

Georgia whispered, "Recently, there’s been another one, a widow who just lost her husband. Her family accused her of bringing bad luck to her husband and drove her out. She fainted at the door that day, and father felt sorry for her, so he took her in. She’s the one missing, not among these people."

That makes more sense.

The servant who served the tea realized something and said in a sudden revelation, "Right, the young miss is correct. I didn’t brew that pot of tea, it was that widow. She said her stomach hurt that night and asked me to bring it to the master. I didn’t know there was poison in it."

"Check the kitchen surveillance," Tiana instructed.

The Thorne family had surveillance installed outside, and the house had coverage in the living room and kitchen as well.

These were installed to monitor the servants in case any of them had sticky fingers.

Now, the surveillance would prove useful.