Seeing this scene, Dan's eyes were full of horror and he was stunned.
When George saw the Sheriff's reaction, he laughed, raised his fist and smashed it down.
Fist and despair landed on Dan's face.
In endless despair, Dan was beaten until he passed out.
After hearing the sound of fighting disappear, the sheriff turned around and looked at the panicked Martha and the indifferent George.
George stepped forward and said, "Dear Sheriff, this is my fault, but I feel good about beating this scoundrel."
"If you have anything to do with me, I will take full responsibility for it!"
"Please take me away."
George stretched out his hands with no intention of resisting.
Martha burst into tears, rushed over, put her arms around George's shoulders, and said tremblingly: "No, no, no, George, you can't go with him."
"This matter has nothing to do with you. Dan is here to see me."
"Sheriff, I beg you not to torture George. Everything is my fault."
Martha's limp body collapsed at the feet of the Sheriff: "It's all my fault, it's all my fault for being an unfortunate woman."
"It's because of me that Mr. George beats people."
George helped Martha up and said gently: "This is Dan's fault and has nothing to do with you."
Martha said: "But I am a woman with bad luck. Every man I like will have something bad happen to me because of me."
The Sheriff interrupted the two people and said in a deep voice: "You two, someone must be responsible for this matter. Please tell me what happened just now, and I will deal with it fairly for you."
Martha told the sheriff exactly what had just happened.
Martha knew the Sheriff and had a good relationship with him, but he did not ask the Sheriff for a reduced sentence or anything like that.
This is embarrassing for the Sheriff.
She can't do this.
After listening, the Sheriff nodded and glanced at George.
George is now a famous person in Vergilis. The Sheriff knows his information. George is a plantation owner and owns a bag of silver coins. Such wealth is not difficult for him.
Then he looked at the evidence left in the room.
I have the answer in my mind.
The Sheriff looked at Dan who had passed out again. A glass of cold water was poured on his head, and he regained his will.
Feeling the pain in his head, he screamed in pain on the ground.
The Sheriff looked at Dan with disgust and asked coldly: "Why did Mr. George beat you, Dan, I hope you can answer truthfully."
Dan's face lit up when he heard this. It was an indisputable fact that George beat him, and he didn't even need to elaborate on it.
It was enough to send George to jail.
However, Dan wants more than that, he wants George's reputation to be completely destroyed.
He wanted George to know how far it was from heaven to hell.
Just in one thought.
Dan added more words: "Martha, as my brother's widow, actually hooked up with a pretty boy. If I hadn't discovered it, I don't know how long this vicious woman would have been, and my brother's inheritance wouldn't have been destroyed." How much did the pretty boy take..."
Dan was full of scoundrels and used the most vicious words in the world to describe the two of them as demons.
Martha looked at Dan in disbelief. When he was in trouble, his brother was not allowed to help this bastard brother.
It was she who secretly gave Dan money and asked him to settle all the gambling debts outside.
Martha's kindness was not recognized, but was scolded by Dan's various scoundrels.
George smiled coldly at such a scoundrel.
It is possible that any vicious words could come out of his mouth. George had seen many of them on the battlefield.
The Sheriff was very disgusted and reminded him unbearably: "Please tell me the key point of this matter."
Dan said coldly: "Every word I say now is the key point!"
"..." Sheriff.
After Dan finished revealing everything, Dan said indifferently: "Sheriff, you must find justice for me. The two of them violated my interests."
The Sheriff said indifferently: "I will give you justice."
After hearing these two versions of the story, the Sheriff glanced at the so-called evidence on the ground, ignored it, and then said indifferently: "Mr. George, do you admit that you just hit Dan."
George smiled and said: "I admit, even if I go to court, I will say this. If the sheriff feels that I have done something wrong, he can take me away now."
Hearing George's answer, the Sheriff nodded.
He looked at Martha again and asked, "Everything that just happened is real."
"Yes, Sheriff, if Mr. George is guilty of hurting someone because of me, then I am willing to bear the responsibility with him."
Martha looked firmly at the Sheriff.
She looked at George again and smiled slightly.
She didn't know why, but she was completely attracted by this man's charm, and her eyes couldn't help but look at him.
The Sheriff also smiled after seeing Martha's uncomplaining smile, and the three of them looked at Dan.
The magistrate pronounced the sentence coldly: "Mr. Dan, I declare you guilty."
"The charges include attempted indecent assault and illegal possession of Miss Martha's property. According to British law, you must come with me!"
Hearing these words, Dan's smile stopped suddenly, and his ferocious face became even more terrifying: "Sheriff, do you know what you are talking about?"
"It's me who gets hurt, not them."
"Do you understand what it means!"
The Sheriff sneered, held down Dan who had been unable to move for a long time, cuffed him, and said calmly: "If you feel unconvinced, you can ask a lawyer to sue me."
"But you can only find your lawyer in prison."
After the sheriff cuffed Dan, he looked at George and smiled: "George, you are our hero in Fogilis. Your record is as noble as your moral character."
"Do you know why I believe you?"
George was extremely confused. In his opinion, the arrest was completely unreasonable.
Even if Dan is a bastard, all kinds of evidence show that he is the one who hits people.
This is inescapable.
The Sheriff smiled and said: "Dan is the younger brother of Martha's husband. When her husband died, he left a last word that he would never leave a copper coin to Dan. He would leave all his plantations and property to Martha to take care of the children. "
"Although the will was written in this way, Martha did not think it was a good idea to do so."
"After all, Dan was his husband's brother. One day, Martha watched Dan being beaten to death by a debt collector. She felt soft and helped him settle his gambling debt and gave him a sum of money."
The Sheriff looked at Dan coldly: "If it weren't for your stubborn nature and your continued gambling, your life should be pretty good now. After all, the property Martha left you is enough for you to live a very good life."
