ying Dead  I stared at the security guards. “Now you show up? This person doesn’t belong to ourmunity. How did she get in? Call the police!”  The security guard in charge was terrified as he looked at Abby, who was lying motionless on the ground. He nced at me, looking somewhat helpless.


    “She trespassed into a private residence and even attempted assault.


    Everyone witnessed it! Call the cops!” I directed the head of security again.


    I was confident. A few neighbors who had been enjoying the drama had already recorded it all on their phones.


    Besides, security cameras were all around my house, and Abby was still


    holding that shovel.


    I suspected that the security guard was afraid to report it because they were the ones who let her in.


    “Well... Miss, we...”  I made the call myself. I wanted peace, and that meant uprooting the likes of Mnie, ensuring she wouldn''t set foot here again.


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    Mnie came rushing in just as I hung up the phone.


    Mnie threw herself on Abby, wailing, “Mom... She killed her! Chloe, youmitted murder in public!” “Yes, she intruded and attempted to harm me. I had to defend myself.” 1 still held thedle in my hand.


    Abby had sneakily opened her eyes to


    look at Mnie earlier, and Mnie quickly covered her eyes, signaling Abby to y dead.


    "Chloe, I''ve put up with you for too long. You seduce my ex-husband, sow discord in our family, and allow this old lecher toe running to your side. Why are you so heartless?” She wailed while rolling on the ground.


    “Mom! Wake up!”  Just then, the police siren grew nearer.


    Several officers entered the yard.


    Mnie seemed to have improved her acting as she rushed toward the police officers, crawling and scrambling. 9 “police officers, she’s a murderer...


    Chloe killed her!” She clung to the leg of one officer, ring at me. “It’s her, you see? She killed my mom!” The officer gave me a cold, scrutinizing


    look, asking, “What''s going on?”  I said calmly, “She intruded into a s private residence, abused a patient, and resorted to violence.”  “Nonsense! She attacked my mother, beating her mercilessly. Look at her.


    She’s of such an age. My poor mother was just here to visit my mother-in-w, and she beat her to death!” Mnie argued.


    Other officers were questioning the onlookers or approaching Abby. They called her name a few times, but shey there motionless. Her head was indeed bleeding.


    Someone shouted, urging for an ambnce. The police officer examining Abby jostled her body, but she didn’t respond.


    I'' walked over to Abby. "You''re ying dead, aren’t you? Okay, Abby, I''ll make sure you''re dead today. I''ll even make sure you''re charged with attempted murder. Let us see if you dare attack Grace again!" With that, I raised thedle and swung it toward her. She opened her eyes, staring at me wide-eyed. She didn’t expect me to dare to do this in front of so many police officers.


    Abby screamed in terror, “Oh my God!” Then she crawled backward, still clutching the small shovel. “Help!” The spectatorsughed, and even the officer who checked on her chuckled.


    Mnie, with a look of hatred,


    | shouted, “Mom! You''re so gravely injured, don’t try to run...” She understood Mnie’s intention and pretended to copse with a loud thud. The crowd burst intoughter once again.


    The leading police officer seemed to have figured out what was going on. He said to the attendants, “Take them all back!” Several officers pulled Abby, who was ying dead, and Mnie. Then they came over to take me.


    “All of you areing to the police station to give statements!” Grace, seeing that the cops also wanted to take me away, panicked.


    She grabbed an officer and said, “Officer, you can’t take her away. She


    i AL dtd didn’t want this. It was that shrew who came to my door and attacked me. 1 fought back. You should take mel” She didn’t look well at all, and was staggering. I hurried to support her.