Falling for My Contractual Wife

Chapter 588

Louise's vision gradually cleared, only to suddenly realize that a woman was lying on the ground! Bright red blood was flowing from her abdomen. Shocked, Louise fell back and retreated. She reached out and lifted the woman's hair, only to discover, to her horror, that it was Shannon Adkins! How could Shannon be here? Louise looked at her hands, covered in blood, and noticed a fruit knife on the ground. Terrified, she stared wide-eyed and trembling, repeating, "I didn't kill anyone! I didn't kill anyone..."

People passing by on the roadside occasionally screamed in terror. Louise wanted to run, but as she took a few steps, the sound of sirens grew closer. Soon, police officers surrounded her with guns drawn, shouting, "Don't move!"

Louise covered her head, her face pale with terror. "I didn't kill anyone... I didn't kill anyone! Please don't arrest me, don't arrest me!" she pleaded.

With a click, the sound of metal clashing, Louise's hands were cuffed. She was led into the police car.

At the end of the road, the man smiled faintly. Taking out his phone, he made a call, his thin lips curling into a cold arc. "Nova, what Louise did to you back then, I've now avenged for you. She's done for this time."

"What? What did you do to Louise?"

"Just wait and watch. The game has officially begun," Nelson whistled softly, speaking in a low voice.

ended phone call, hesitated momentarily, and then hurried

life and was

immediately. After confirming that it wasn't false information, he felt dizzy and almost collapsed. "I can't believe it!

is currently being

the police station. He looked up at the sky, his gaze lost in the dimness

but Shannon had already been

was restricted. He sighed heavily, exhaustion etching lines on his face and bloodshot eyes. He looked worn out as if

afany

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the company to find Brian. "Louise is in trouble; she's

and shook his head.

have someone

his assistant, Camren, check. Soon, Camren informed Brian about Louise stabbing

the news, immediately understood the implications of Nelson's phone call.