Facade of Love

Chapter 266 The Evidence Is Found

The warm water soothed my cramped stomach, and as I regained some comfort, I could not help but wonder how Jackson had managed to visit me all of a sudden.

I had heard the case had caused such a media storm that he was barred from touching it, which was why the case had been handed off.

Why was he here now?

Seeing the confusion written all over my face, he explained, “Your case took a turn. Mr. Young and Mr. Yates came forward with some fresh leads. The department’s checking them out now. If everything checks out, you’ll be walking free.”

“Fresh leads?” I echoed, surprised. “What kind of leads?”

It had been a whole week since I had seen either of them. I had figured their assurances that I would not be stuck here long were just talk, so I had not held out hope they would actually dig up any evidence.

footage from around the time Noah was killed in the old

to reassure me. “Take it easy. The footage was not from the factory itself–it turned up in a car Moore used to drive.”

saying, “I think that’s the car Mr. Young gave to Moore. Remember the day Noah kidnapped you? Moore zoomed to the factory in that very car, and it was parked right outside. Lucky for us, the place was a rundown mess–most of the bricks and windows were busted, which meant the car’s dash cam caught

and after that, everything was a blur because of the drugs. I had not even thought about

gather my thoughts, then I turned to Officer Jackson with

came in with some grub. I must have looked like I was about to pass out because Officer Jackson

it looked like a feast to me. I had just sipped some warm water, so I chowed down on the sandwich, eager to fill my empty stomach. Officer Jackson was right

I took a bite of a steamed biscuit and looked up at

after you passed out at

is a big deal back home, a top–notch clinician. While he was patching you up, he ran some blood tests and found you were loaded with ether. You probably did not catch it, but Charlie’s place is wired with cameras. Based on the time the cameras caught you arriving at Charlie’s, there’s no way you