Facade of Love

Chapter 315 Jack’s death

It seemed Idris had had a tough night himself. He responded with a low grunt, revealing little reaction, as if he was still lost in a daze of sleep.

1 paused, staring at his unreadable face. “Jack’s gone,” I said again, a little louder.

He knitted his brows, a soft, “Hmm…” escaping him. As the sound faded, I could see the news sinking in. He gave me a sharp look, his dark eyes squinting. “You think I had a hand in it?”

Man, he jumped to conclusions like a pro. I blinked, shook my head quickly. “No, I’m not saying it was you, but how can you be so sure he did not just end it himself?”

His frown melted away, his voice as chilly as a winter breeze. “He would not do that to himself.

It seemed we were on the same wavelength.

The car went quiet for a moment before he turned to look at me with a sly grin. “So, you were going to find me, huh?”

I just nodded. There was no use in trying to hide it.

“Worried about me?” he asked, his voice all playful with a laugh just waiting to burst out. Seriously? With all the crazy stuff happening, that was what he was hung up

on?

silliness. “Emily came to see me last night. She’s worried because even after Jack was kicked to the curb from his job, it looks like someone has still got it in

eyebrow, all curious. “You actually went for that?”

“Nope.”

loudly. He glanced down and snatched it up–Officer Jackson was calling.

answer button, not bothering to step away.

to

need you at the station.” Officer Jackson’s

but

“Jack’s been murdered. They found some stuff at the scene

saying he

Jackson paused, as if it had just hit him that Idris knew about Jack’s death. “No, but to keep things simple, the police are calling it a suicide for now.”

then said, “Alright, I’m on my

Jackson let out a sigh of relief and ended the call.

down, and our eyes locked. However, before I could say anything, my

a second thought, and it was like déjà vu from Idris’s. earlier call. Officer Jackson was on the other end this time, spilling the beans about something that went down with Jack and telling me to head over to the station.

thing,” I

started the engine. The engine roared to life, and we zoomed off to the police

did not split us up to grill us separately or anything. Actually, it did not even feel like we were being questioned. We were

plummeted from the hospital building around two a.m. Some people walking by heard the crash and dialed 911. The police and the medical examiner were on the scene