Chapter 76 Apology

Upon hearing the accusation, Vanessa’s complexion paled, and the onlookers scrutinized her closely.

“Vanessa, could you please clarify why your fingerprints are on Maggie’s bag?” the police officer inquired.

Vanessa tightened her grip, paused for a moment, and replied, “Maggie and I used to be close friends. So, I would occasionally assist her by carrying her bag or holding her belongings. I cannot explain why my fingerprints would be on her bag.

Maggie interjected, “I have never used this bag before, and Vanessa, we last met half a month ago.”

Maggie’s statement was truthful, as she typically avoided carrying large bags. She only opted for the bag. she seldom used this time as she only needed to bring her laptop, design drafts, and thesis.

Vanessa’s throat felt tight. She had not anticipated leaving any evidence on Maggie’s bag despite her caution. Even if it was not a complete fingerprint, it was enough to arouse suspicion.

“I remember now, Vanessa, when you were searching for your bracelet, you moved Maggie’s bag slightly,” Sammi Channing, a close acquaintance of Vanessa, pointed out.

Maggie glanced at her impassively. Sammi resided in the adjacent dorm room and had a cordial. relationship with Vanessa previously. They had socialized on a few occasions, although Maggie did not particularly favor her.

Sammi was a shrewd opportunist. She lacked exceptional talent but she had been revolving around Vanessa as she thought that Vanessa hailed from an affluent background.

“Oh, now that you mention it, I remember. When I discovered the bracelet was missing, I searched the dorm room and looked through everything, but I did not inspect Maggie’s bag, only surveying the items on the desk.”

Vanessa swiftly elaborated, finding her explanation plausible. So, the more she spoke, the more assured she felt

The police promptly verified with the other two roommates, both confirming that upon their return, Vanessa was indeed still searching for the bracelet. At that time, they had also collectively scoured the dorm room for an extended period.

With leads seemingly exhausted, the police surveyed the scene, trying to uncover fresh clues.

“Let’s conclude it here since we’ve found the bracelet,” Vanessa suggested, reluctant to delve further.

outcome was inconsequential; the mere presence of the item in

for Vanessa, that sufficed.

and calmly remarked, “I wonder if I could examine take a look. at your expensive jewelry, Miss

intentions, Vanessa hesitated

then handed the bracelet to Maggie, experiencing a twinge of

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Chapter 76 Apology

for what?” Maggie interjected without looking up, scrutinizing the bracelet in her

her thoughts, so she insinuated rather than stating directly, yet her underlying message was clear to

eyes fixed on Vanessa as she retorted, “Miss Brown, you are. overthinking. I have no interest in resorting to such measures to pilfer your counterfeit

elicited a commotion.

“What?”

Maggie implying? Is the bracelet fake?

would not

discerning eye and upbringing in the Camerons; she

her ire, inquired icily,

imitation. Including the cost. of the diamonds, it wouldn’t

the Evergreen Collection by Gianna. This bracelet is unique and my family. bought it at a high price from a reserved client. Even if you don’t understand, there’s no

never expected Maggie to openly

her red lips, a hint of mockery in her eyes.

a design from her Evergreen

piece of jewelry designed will have a unique number, and the letter G will be engraved on the inside of the jewelry. I just checked, and your bracelet does not have a number, nor does

spoke coldly. The original purpose of the numbers was for easy organization, and as for engraving the letter, it was purely to

in the industry, so many people in the jewelry industry knew about it, but unfortunately, Vanessa did

right, Gianna’s jewelry is indeed authenticated like this. Vanessa, it seems like you have

on this and,

face turned from pale to red,

If she could tell the authenticity

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