Facade of Love

Chapter 6 No Proof to Disprove

After leaving those words hanging in the air, Idris got into his car and drove away.

I was stunned for a few seconds before realizing he had seemed angry.

What did saying thank you have to do with us being husband and wife?

Not bothering to think more about it, I returned to the office to work overtime. Given my father’s illness, it seemed Scott Corporation would be increasingly busy.

Inside Scott Corporation’s Office.

As I reached the door, I heard giggling from inside.

When I entered, I saw Sweety Taters sitting on the sofa, watching a drama on her tablet. When she looked up and saw me, she put it down, then pushed the lunch box on the coffee table toward me. Where’d you go? Weren’t we supposed to have lunch together? Your food’s gone cold.”

I sat down next to her, opened the lunch box, and began eating. “My dad’s in the hospital. I went to

visit him.”

She looked concerned. “Mr. Scott is in the hospital? What happened?”

finding it hard to

How could that…” Sweety paused, then looked

her off, fearing she would say something sentimental. “This is all a part

comfort you. I was going to say that now is the time to get along with Mr. Scott. Stop arguing

utensils and stared

took you away back then. Then he could tell the police that you didn’t elope with him and that he lured you to the border using your sister’s name. But

No proof…

school. Attracted by the allure of Southeast

Mom had to take care of an

was not Moore who showed up but a dark–skinned man who claimed Moore had sent

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to pick me up.

called and said that she was busy, telling me to go with him and that he

guard down, thinking he was just a friend of Moore’s. That was why when he suggested we go to a hotel to

something did happen, everyone thought it was

reckless.

the hotel owner said you and the man had been in the room together for several days.

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been confirmed from the other people’s testimonies. I pursed my l*ps, unable to argue

There were no phone records, your phone was lost, and the man had run away. No one