The Arsonist's Betrayal
Susan, the concubine, is exposed as the arsonist who tried to harm the Smith family, revealing her deep-seated jealousy and manipulative nature. A witness confesses Susan's past crimes, leading to her downfall as the family turns against her.Will Susan face the consequences of her actions, or will she find a way to escape justice?
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