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The Eye on the Wall

A Stepmother Pushed Her Step-Son into the Pool

High on the white wall, a security camera was mounted neatly.

Its small red light was blinking continuously above the green bushes.

It had captured every single second of the terrible event clearly.

Elena pointed up toward the camera on the white wall.

Elena: Check the security tapes right now, sir!

Victoria's face turned pale when she saw the camera pointing down.

She had forgotten about the new security system installed last week.

Richard turned his head sharply to look up at the device.

A low rumble of anger started deep inside his heavy chest.

He pulled his smartphone out from his inner coat pocket fast.

He opened the security app connected directly to his home system.

Victoria took another small step backward toward the main house doors.

Victoria: Richard, we do not need to look at that now.

Richard ignored her words and tapped the screen with his thumb.

The video feed loaded on his phone in a few short seconds.

He watched the clear footage of Victoria standing behind the wheelchair.

He saw her lean down and smile before pushing Leo hard.

He saw his innocent son fall fast into the deep water.

He saw Elena dive in bravely without any hesitation to help.

Richard's jaw clenched tight as his face twisted with pure rage.

The truth was right there in front of his own eyes.

He put the phone back in his pocket slowly and stood up.

He turned his body around to face his evil wife fully.

Victoria took three fast steps backward, shaking with fear now.

Victoria: Richard, please... it was an accident!

Richard walked toward her with slow, dangerous steps across stone.

His hands were balled into tight fists at his sides.

The peaceful afternoon had turned into a nightmare for Victoria.

She had nowhere left to run on the wide pool patio.

Elena stood by Leo, keeping him safe from any more harm.

The maid felt a sense of relief that the truth came out.

Richard stood directly in front of the lying woman now.

His eyes were burning with rage at her cruel betrayals.

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