Edgar and His Destined Wife

Chapter 20 An Old Friend

“Did I not tell you to clear up her debt? Why, did she insist on staying at that place?”

“No. Our men went to the place to meet Ms. Eyer, but they saw her being taken away by the police.” Edgar’s heart sank. The air froze. “What did you say?”

Miles shivered and told Edgar the news. “Ms. Reece is in the emergency ward at the hospital. The Reece family contacted their lawyer when they received the news. They are planning to charge Ms. Eyer with murder…”

Edgar stiffened. Emotions flitted across his face. At the police station. Jean’s heart was heavy as she left the car. She leaned on the cool wall of the detention room silently.

Murmurs of complaints reached her ear. “It’s the middle of the night, and there’s a case like this. What luck.” “Must have been crazy to have had the guts to kill a rich person.”

…

“Alright, we’ll have to question her later. We’re not sure if it’s an attempt or if it was successful, but the superiors are pressing us to interrogate her properly. Buck up!”

The metal door opened a moment later. “Come on. We have a few questions for you.” Jean was led into a small, dark room. Clang! A blinding light shone on her face.

She was seated across from a dark wall. It was a one-way mirror. An expressionless policewoman sat on the other side, holding a pen in her hand.

seen on shows was happening to her. “Name, age…” The officer asked through the

informed Jean that the Reece family was charging her with homicide, she laughed coldly. Gigi had set up such a

It was self-defense. If you don’t believe me, you can

who started to attack her. She even ran

happened

officer continued writing in her notes as if she

slammed

you hear me? I

not paid for my debt? Why do the people around Edgar

the other side

slim figure

back was as straight as ever, despite the fact that

heard the news, came to meet Edgar. “Mr. Royden, what brings you here

at him

sly man knew that

family had sent someone to the station before this. But Edgar seemed to have a close relationship with the family. No one knew