Chapter 0316
Chapter 0316
Suzy didn’t even need to say anything.
Allen, already fuming, lashed out at Yara. “Yara you’ve already given yourself away. Stop with that pathetic performance. Your acting is so bad that even a dog could see through your lies!”
Yara fell silent, her face paling.
If even Dylan could sense something was off about Yara, how could Suzy, who had been with her day in and day out, not notice?
From the very beginning, Suzy had never truly trusted Yara.
If she had, she wouldn’t have investigated her.
Although the results of the investigation didn’t show anything suspicious, Suzy’s instincts told her something wasn’t right.
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she asked the housekeeper to keep a discreet eye on her.
At first, everything seemed normal.
But little by little, Yara began to slip up.
After a few days of observation, the housekeeper reported back, “Miss Yara has been sneaking into your study.”
The moment Suzy heard this, she knew she had been deceived.
She instructed the housekeeper to stay silent and pretend nothing had happened. Suzy kept up the act as well, never mentioning it to Yara, who remained blissfully unaware that her true colors had already been exposed.
It was clear what Yara’s plan was: fabricate a backstory similar to Suzy’s, win her trust, and then use that trust to eliminate her.
Suzy
didn’t need to ask to know who the mastermind behind this was it could only be someone with deep, unresolved hatred toward her.
The only mystery left was the identity of the person pulling the strings.
Truthfully, Suzy had no expectation of getting anything valuable from Yara.
As Yara herself had admitted, she was nothing more than a pawn. Someone who had stayed hidden for so many years wouldn’t reveal themselves so carelessly, even to a pawn.
Still, Yara couldn’t go unpunished.
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Chapter 0316
After keeping her locked up for two days with no useful information, Suzy ordered Allen to escort her to the police station.
Murder carried consequences, and Yara would have to face hers.
As soon as Yara was handed over, Dylan arrived. “I almost thought Yara actually managed to fool you.
Suzy shot him an unimpressed glare. “Do you think I’m you? My eyesight is much sharper than yours.”
Though she didn’t elaborate, Dylan knew she was jabbing at the fact that he had been deceived by Anne for three years.
His lips pressed into a thin line, and instead of addressing the dig, he changed the subject. “I’m still searching for your aunt’s remains. Don’t worry, I’ll find them.
“No need. I’ll handle it myself,” Suzy replied coldly, leaving no room for discussion. ” Dylan, I’ll say it again. Stop wasting your time. No matter what you do, there’s no future
for us.
“So do me a favor and stay out of my sight as much as possible. The only thing I care about right now is finding the person who killed my parents.”
She had noticed the perpetrator’s recent flurry of activity, which meant they were becoming desperate. That could only mean one thing–she was closing in on something that terrified them.
But what was it? Was it tied to her investigation of Mark, or something else entirely? As her thoughts spiraled, her phone rang. It was Allen. “Boss, Yara’s gone!” Suzy’s tone remained calm. “What do you mean, gone?”
“The police just called,” Allen explained gravely. “Not long after I dropped her off, Yara vanished into thin air.
“This proves she’s no ordinary pawn. If she were, there’s no way they’d have risked exposing themselves to get her out of police custody.”
Suzy let out a small, knowing smile, one that resembled a hunter finally cornering their prey. “Looks like they’ve taken the bait.”
“So, you knew all along?” Allen asked, his voice laced with astonishment.
Suzy’s grin turned sly. “After facing them this long, do you really think I’d let them keep leading me around? There’s a tracker on Yara. Just follow it and see where it leads.”
