Although the ending was unexpected, it felt rushed and lacked strength. Jasmine had been helping Grace to exonerate her (the body disappeared, and when Jasmine questioned whether she was not dead at all, Grace said she was definitely dead, which would be strange to see at the end), and even hoped The one-sided testimony of the witness was used to exonerate, but at the end, it was unexpectedly discovered that Grace's friend and her husband as witnesses were actually conspirators. Originally, I tried to find an opportunity to escape from the crime through legal defense, but in the end, it was found through the criminal detective case that the original victim was not innocent. Although the goal of getting rid of the crime was still achieved, although a series of legal defenses were described in large lengths to make the ending more unexpected, but It also makes everything described above seem to be punching the cotton hard, and I can't find the focus... After reading it, I feel that I can't find any surprises, and sometimes even the black question mark face...
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